Police: We don't believe Ayla Reynolds is alive

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We'll -- court is back in session on the docket today a disturbing new revelation in the disappearance.

Of a little -- toddler.

-- Reynolds was just twenty months old when she vanished from her father's home and December 17.

Just before Christmas.

Now investigators saying for the first time.

They do not believe she is still alive they are going to revoke the 30000 dollar reward that's been offered for her.

And they believe her father Justin DiPietro.

Knows more than he is letting on.

And they are not alone -- -- here's a it was grandfather.

And mother.

Lashing out at the father.

Coming pretty speed like a -- just did it county where my granddaughter wrist you'll see what this.

-- just and honestly.

You're on TBA.

You want to see somebody upset.

I and -- pop pop.

I am.

I -- understand you take you so did throw me.

And just and that -- you as a coward he -- -- power and he has no father a father would not allow this to happen to a child.

A father would say something would speak for his child that he -- ill -- anyway in any way at all.

He would speak for her he would say what happened he wouldn't be the power that.

He is.

So why no arrests in this case because there's much more the police saying as well.

Joining me now to discuss it John spell Bork and Arthur I dollar both are former prosecutors now they are defense attorneys in our -- Fox News contributor.

-- -- it's so emotional to hear the parents of the mother and the grandfather I should say.

-- you tell me they've got the police now say they've got they've got the little girl's blood.

Found inside the father's home they now believe she is no longer alive they believe the father is not being straight with them.

Where's the arrest.

Well they don't need much to a rest Megan so it's possible better -- will be forthcoming all they need is is probable cause and let's face facts here.

This little two year old didn't -- US Six Flags of runway with -- Carney someplace in.

In that house had to get her at a -- either she has been given to another -- or she's.

Dad so we don't really know what they can arrest him for they don't have enough to get a conviction but they're really putting the pressure on -- -- -- and that they that there is he claimed that she was abducted the father did it she was with him when when she disappeared.

They say the police.

There is no evidence of an abduction none whatsoever they -- that they can dust for fingerprints they can check for footprints they can check house to see an intruder somebody has -- got inside -- these cops.

Don't believe this guy they're making very clear they don't believe this guy but the problem -- is -- two other people inside that house.

And none of the three are talking.

-- -- -- -- So that would be -- her aunts and his girlfriend.

-- what I really would love to know Megan is what made them make this proclamation that now they believe she's dead as opposed to alive aren't there.

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