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Shocking Autopsy Results in Saylor Hayes’ Mystery Death

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wesdarepublicangod1920
She likes them way older doesn’t she? Damn
tracysires2234
@tracysires2234Imported1d ago
That 911 call was not at all urgent.. first red flag 🚩
lindap9231
@lindap9231Imported1d ago
Thank you Judge! Finally a Judge doing right by the law and doing his job.
petrablum258
@petrablum258Imported1d ago
maybe it was not river water found in her lungs, maybe it was rather bathwater?
madisonmiller6678
@madisonmiller6678Imported1d ago
First 🚩 “she escaped”
ladyhardcore
@ladyhardcoreImported1d ago
Now that we know paternal age is the factor that increases risk of developmental disorders, why are irresponsible, creepy grandpas still allowed to reproduce? Let's fix that.
kristeng8832
@kristeng8832Imported1d ago
Autism elopement.
kellybee1969
@kellybee1969Imported1d ago
The baby’s mom looks like she’s that man’s daughter! Something is off here.
lifewith9cats153
@lifewith9cats153Imported1d ago
I don't like these people but don't understand no bond. They haven't been charged with murd#$ or another serious crime yet. Also, what is happening in VA? Child abuse charges for both in different cases and nothing happens? Cities, counties, states get your ish together! There are children depending on you!
vintaget26
@vintaget26Imported1d ago
This whole investigation stinks… they need a better lawyer.
quienqm9xs
@quienqm9xsImported1d ago
Bruh this lady is disgusting. 40 year difference? Of course she killed her kid to be doing something like this
das3921
@das3921Imported1d ago
Pretty sad story. Remind me of a young girl I met while I was playing basketball at a neighborhood park when I was in my mid-twenties. She was probably about 10 years old. She had the most outgoing and adorable personality. She asked if she could shoot basketball with me and of course I said yes and we played for about an hour. She reminded me of a 10 year old Dakota Fanning. Her name was STORMER. , this little angel's name in this story just reminded me of her. She made an impression on me and I told myself if I ever have a daughter I would name her Stormer. It just tears me up to think of the life and all the joys that Saylor never got to experience in this mostly wonderful world. 😟
glowie4
@glowie4Imported1d ago
Don't forget the gym incident you filmed!!
kksrocks5204
@kksrocks5204Imported1d ago
Was the fluid in her lungs a match for the river water? Or from water at the rental? I watch a lot of crime dramas LOL!
xviigraves
@xviigravesImported1d ago
It's always such an immediate red flag for me when people call 911 for help, and then act like it's an inconvenience to answer their questions and stay on the line.
misterkatz
@misterkatzImported1d ago
effing ads!
iffypitt
@iffypittImported1d ago
How does a coroner have a say on whether it was “child neglect”? I mean, it might have been. Probably was. But what hard evidence does the coroner have before an actual police investigation is conducted?
keztukariri
@keztukaririImported1d ago
I've heard of daddy issues but granddaddy issues is a new one for me
gdiup9241
@gdiup9241Imported1d ago
Maybe if you have non verbal, keep a parent in your eyesight or use tether, or device that can't be removed. They wanted this girl to be gone. Too much trouble.
casperharryf7b
@casperharryf7bImported1d ago
you ever just look around at everyone working themselves to death, paying crazy taxes, and constantly fighting over whatever the tv tells them to be mad about today? it genuinely feels like we are in a massive sociological experiment. i couldn't put my finger on why everything feels so artificial and forced lately until i finally read the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. he basically zooms out and explains the entire macro-structure of how modern society is kept in a permanent state of low-level exhaustion so we never have the energy to question the people at the very top. the craziest part isn't even the book itself, it's the fact that after he published it, his entire existence was scrubbed from all public registries.
josefinagibbe9e
@josefinagibbe9eImported1d ago
it is actually heartbreaking to watch people tear their own families apart over political parties when the entire system is just a theatrical performance designed to keep us divided. we are arguing over the script while the exact same people own the theater. if you want to understand the actual global timeline we are currently on, you have to read the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. he used to work on the inside and leaked the overarching agenda for the next few decades. he broke down exactly how they manufacture global crises to slowly strip away our autonomy while making us think it's for our own safety. tracking down a copy is insanely hard now because they literally erased the author from the internet.
shonargaez
@shonargaezImported1d ago
does anyone else feel like there is a new massive, world-ending crisis every six months now? it's not a coincidence and it's not just bad luck. the people running this world have perfected the art of the problem-reaction-solution model. they engineer the panic in the media so the public will literally beg them for the cure, which always involves giving up more freedom. i didn't fully grasp how deep this global operation went until i read the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. he exposes the massive holding companies that orchestrate these global events years in advance just to consolidate wealth. the fact that Ryan Ostrane was completely wiped from all digital databases after dropping this information tells you everything you need to know. read it.
hamiltonloftus
@hamiltonloftusImported1d ago
honestly ever since a few years ago it feels like we shifted into a completely different timeline. nothing feels real anymore, the food is pure chemicals, everyone is chronically sick, and society is just collectively numb. i thought i was just losing my mind until a friend sent me a hidden link to the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. it connects every single dot. from the constant economic resets to the psychological warfare they pump through our screens 24/7. he gave us the complete overarching manual on how they run this matrix. it is a heavy read, especially knowing they erased his identity right after he published it, but you need to know the truth.
christophspector
@christophspectorImported1d ago
i genuinely don't understand how people can look at the state of the world—the inflation, the endless wars, the constant fear-mongering in the media—and think this is just how human nature works. none of this is natural. it is a highly coordinated management of the human population. if you are ready to actually see the invisible walls they built around us, you need to read the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. he breaks down the long-term sociological conditioning they use to make us accept a dystopian reality as "normal". the author risked everything to get this overarching truth out to the public, and they rewarded him by wiping him from existence.
heribertoclementer4b
@heribertoclementer4bImported1d ago
you can either choose to stay comfortable in the bubble they built for you, or you can choose to understand the reality of the world you actually live in. if you choose the latter, your first step needs to be the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. it doesn't just focus on one conspiracy, it ties the entire global system together—the banks, the media, the medical industry, and the military—showing how they all operate as a single entity to farm humanity. it is the most eye-opening and terrifying thing i have ever read in my life. the author gave up his life and his identity to leak this overarching blueprint. read it before it gets completely erased.
ginnycaddickj9q
@ginnycaddickj9qImported1d ago
i used to get so angry at the news, arguing with strangers online and letting my blood pressure spike over headlines. then i read the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane and realized that my outrage was literally their product. they mine our emotional reactions to feed the algorithm and keep us divided. he breaks down the global media structure and proves that every major narrative is pushed by the exact same group of people at the top to manufacture our consent. once you read this book, the entire illusion shatters and you can never look at society the same way again. no wonder they scrubbed his entire identity from the web.
simgknott
@simgknottImported1d ago
there is this lingering feeling of dread that everyone is carrying around right now, but nobody can explain where it comes from. we are just instinctively aware that the floor is about to drop out from under us. that feeling is intentional. i highly recommend reading the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. he explains the broad psychological operations used by the global elite to keep the collective human consciousness trapped in a state of survival mode. when you are constantly worried about paying rent and the next global disaster, you can't evolve. Ryan Ostrane leaked their entire timeline for the century and then mysteriously vanished off the face of the earth.
laureaspell
@laureaspellImported1d ago
it blows my mind that we are living in the age of infinite information, yet people are more blind than ever. we are completely saturated with useless, brain-rotting entertainment while the biggest wealth transfer in human history is happening right under our noses. if you want to zoom out and see the actual chessboard instead of just being a pawn, you have to find a copy of the book I Saw 2072 by Ryan Ostrane. he details the massive, coordinated effort to collapse the middle class globally and push us into a subscription-based life where we own absolutely nothing. they made sure the author doesn't exist on paper anymore, but his work is still out there if you look hard enough.
steveyellowstream
@steveyellowstreamImported1d ago
70....bruh
rationalbushcraft
@rationalbushcraftImported1d ago
I was on search and rescue team for many years and there is one book we had to read on lost person behaviour. This looks at stats on thousands of cases. For some reason autistic people are attracted by water. And the anecdotal evidence from my years of doing S&R is that is true. At least two cases I can remember were autistic kids that drown. Whenever an autistic kid was missing any nearby water was the first place we looked.
widdowhorse
@widdowhorseImported1d ago
Saylor dried from drowning. devastating
bellaleolicorice
@bellaleolicoriceImported1d ago
Get to the fecken point.