Welcome back to the Frozen Truth podcast.

This is an update episode of our season two case, the disappearance of Ayla Reynolds from Waterville, Maine.

There is a procedural update in that case, and we'll get to that coming up next.

This is an update about our season two case of Frozen Truth, the disappearance of Ayla Reynolds, who was a year

and a half old baby girl, who disappeared from her father's care in Waterville, Maine. As we record

this update, as I released this update, December 16th, 2021, Hala disappeared 10 years ago today

on December 16th, 2011.

There were three adults in Justin's mother's home that night, Justin, along with his girlfriend at the time and Justin's sister. The story of the people who were in that house that night

goes that Aela was asleep. She was checked on later on in the evening, had gone to bed about 8 p.m.

And when they woke up, the next morning, Aela was gone, and Justin called the police.

Obviously, for coverage of that case, you can go back to our season two.

When we commenced coverage of that case, it had reached a certain point.

The police investigation had reached a certain point. The police investigation had reached a certain

point where it seems outwardly like all avenues of investigation had kind of gone as far as they could

with the leads that they had. The Maine State Police investigates all homicide cases in Maine

outside of Augusta and Portland, and they're even involved in those from time to time.

So the jurisdiction of AILUS case falls under the Maine State Police and always has.

We interviewed Detective Love of the Maine State Police.

Who was as forthcoming as he would be about an active and ongoing investigation,

but stopped short of giving too many details about the case.

In the couple of years since our coverage of AILA's case, we've received, meaning I have

received a few leads, a couple of tips, which have been forwarded on to the main state police.

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