“Sharing speculation or rumours only makes the process more difficult for law enforcement by increasing the number of non-credible tips,” the agency said in a tweet. Many of these appear to be dead ends or idle speculation, however, as the investigatory agency has asked that people only submit credible information to the tips lines to help authorities avoid wasting time sifting through rumours. Though Ms Bly apparently did not see anyone, there are plenty of people who claim they know something about the little girl's disappearance more than 650 tips have been received by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation regarding the girl's disappearance. As with Ms Bly's theory, Mr Wells presented no evidence to back up that claim. On Monday, he said he believed that a kidnapper came down a nearby hill by their home, threw her into a car, and drove away. And it – it smothers me,” she said.ĭon Wells, the girl's father, shares Ms Bly's belief that a kidnapper snatched his daughter. “I'm just scared that somebody's hurting her and there's nothing I can do about it. It is unclear why Ms Bly believes someone lured her out of the house, as she has thus far presented no evidence to suggest anyone else was at or outside her home at the time her daughter disappeared. “Whoever has my daughter, I pray they haven't harmed her and they bring her back to us safe and sound,” she said. She made a direct plea to the alleged kidnappers. has lured her away from here,” Ms Bly said. “I feel in my heart that somebody has came up here and took her. After the little girl did not answer, she claims she went into the basement to look for her little girl, but found she was not there. Ms Bly said she called for her daughter, who did not answer.
And I asked the boys where their sister was, and they said ‘she went downstairs, Mom, to play with her toys in the playroom,’” she said.
I told the boys, I said ‘watch Summer, I'll be back’ and within two minutes I came back. “I walked all the way over to the porch, and I watched her walking into the kitchen where the boys were watching TV. Ms Bly told reporters that she, her mother, her daughter Summer and her sons were planting flowers on the day the little girl disappeared. Summer's mother, Candus Bly, appeared on WJHL, a local broadcaster, to discuss her daughter's disappearance. Investigators have been searching for the girl, but rumours, an apparent lack of suspects, and zealous tipsters have complicated the rescue effort. Nearly two weeks have passed since the mysterious disappearance of Summer Wells, a 5 year old from Hawkins County, Tennessee. Summer Wells, a 5-year-old who has been missing since late June, disappeared from her home in Hawkins County, Tennessee.
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