The father recently went in for a lie detector test apparently he has told 2 different people he killed Dylan. Allegedly

Really? Ya Think ?

@@rulistening7777 You replying like that just shows how incredibly insecure you are

Yes 👍 thank God. i was loading groceries on the belt at the cash and my son was right there holding the cart - ½ second gone - Right then and there I jumped and yelled at the top of my lungs - his name - the cashier says - it’s ok he came behind me - he’s right here - walking to the end. I was shaking bent down and he’s all calm like wow mom all good (3) chill out - I softly say - never leave my side or sight when we are in public - always let me know where you’re going.

omg!!! Thank God your little angel was ok. I remember mine at that age, they are fast!!

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Unless the grandmother ran straight to the creek, the child had much longer than 18 seconds to get there. It is almost certain, given that his boots were there, that he drowned.

The grandmother knows more for sure.

But sometimes they are never found, esp if he got swept to sea there would be no way of finding him. Eventually as hard as it would the best thing to do is try to move on with your life. Many people have had to accept their children aren't coming home.

Of course it would be valuable to milk the situation if there was some LE misconduct on the table. Jusss Sayin.

Same I wouldn't beable to eat think sleep until I had my boy bk 😢

Would you have said there’s no God/ Jesus? Too?

xlnt comment!

There was in fact an investigation of the allegations by the family that. The police didn’t respond quick enough or take it serious. It was provided to be unfounded. Facts are important. Use them and stop being so quick to judge

Everybody has said how fast a 3 year old can disappear. My daughter loved to disappear. I can remember her at 2 whipping around and saying to me, "Why are you always following me?" in a very accusatory tone. I phoned the police once. They reacted not at all. She did eventually turn up. I phoned the police back to let them know she was home. The cop that answered the phone was going to put me off again. I'm sure of it. He sounded very relieved that my daughter was home so he didn't have to tell me to buzz off again. I guess so many kids disappear for a while and their frantic parents phone the police so the police are used to it.

@@heathersmith6416 Hypocrite much?

Yup! Aren't kids a blessing? I can remember similar incidents involving my two kids. And you are so right! An employee won't do a thing to help you find your missing 3 year old.

If it was a bigger store they should have immediately done a code Adam. Every employee should know what do and prioritize finding your child and watches the doors, questioning anyone leaving with a child. Sorry that was handled so bad.

parents should have small kids on reins

@@beaulieuc8910 I used to judge those child leashes but I’ve seen some runners🏃. Talk about reins😆

@@umanicksy7107 I had my daughter on a harness and leash from when she learned to walk. I never needed it for my son who kept me in sight at all times.

It is not trolling to point out when a parent is practically reading from the guilty lying playbook. Most true crime watchers have noticed terrible tropes family's fall into when tragedy comes knocking. It is not trolling to point out the things others won't say because "societal expectations." The child wasn't given that luxury, neither should any over detailed zero emotions monster who's lying as much as they breathe. The black mailers I agree, that's wrong on every level. Duh. But to call ppls theories trolling when we've all grown up watching this kind of media is a disservice to the victim. Unsolved mysteries started in the 80s. There's been thousands of true crime shows, movies, blogs and social media posts covering real cases. Many that have been solved by crowd funding the DNA testing needed to solve the case. I've spent hours on unidentified bodies vs missing persons, linking descriptions, times and places up. Theses aren't uneducated theories. Ppl called the Ramseys too after they lost Jon Benet in such a bizarre manner. But decades later, dna proves there was a non familial match in the home. Investigators almost immediately rejected the idea of an outside monster. It was the public who didn't and looked up the bread crumbs. Dismissing the common tropes means monsters stay free much longer than they ever should have.

​@aftersexhighfives I'm actually listening to this knitting,not distracted by visuals and it sounds so well rehearsed and melodramatic, just doesn't sit right,so I agree

grandma had no intention of any harm coming to her grandbaby. its just when coming to the little ones ya canf let your guard down.

Shelties are amazing, loving and loyal animals. And one of the smartest as well.

parents not paying attention as usual

​@@beaulieuc8910Do you have children?

​@@beaulieuc8910baloney!!!It's people like you who get all those conspiracies started.

Exactly.

Yeah if you have a 3 year old, they couldnt get away that fast, because you always have to keep your eye on them. I wonder what really happened, and my heart goes out to this family. I hope you find answers soon.

My 4 yo son likes to hide from me. He has always done that since he could walk. He may have hid somewhere for a bit and then ran off while grandma was in a frantic and calling 911. Then he could have made a break for it. I can’t imagine what they are feeling. I feel so bad from the grandmother. She lost her family that day in a matter of seconds. 😢

@@jenakre7482 my hearts breaks for this grandmother. I can not imagine her daughter blaming her, if she thought her mother wasn't capable of taking care of her grandchild she would be to blame. The mother can't understand why others are blaming her she thinks its cruel, how can she be so cruel to blame her mother abandon her when they both need each other. The mother did not want to be judge for what she posted, I am not judging anyone, I just want to repeat the saying of do unto others as you would like others to do unto you. There is not one set of rules for you another set for others. I think the mother, father are looking for someone to blame. They are deflecting their feeling of perhaps feeling guilt even tho they aren't guilty on to others, sometimes people feel guilty when they are not, in circumstances like that they can't heal. My heart heart for all the family you can see the pain so much so that you can feel pain for them. I pray they will let go of the blame lift that burden of their shoulders that is weighing them down. They have no one to forgive because no one is guilty, it was an accident. The little guy could of been kidnapped they threw the boots in the river to put them of track. It is a terrible loss my heart goes out to them. I think they are punishing their self's, I am so sorry.

It was the grandmother herself that said it was 18 seconds.

i pray the boy is found alive and well. it would mean so much to this ailing family.

Something is up with the dad can't figure it out

What has been going on?

​@@redactedzero2622I think the dad is absolutely crushed with grief. I didn't find anything about suspicious. Did you watch until the end?

I think you're right. Sadly he will probably never be found. So sad for the family. I do think the grandmother made an error that was longer than 18 seconds but she can never admit that maybe not even to herself. My heart breaks for her because to live with being the one who made the mistake of taking her eyes off her grandson must be torture. I also understand why her daughter cannot forgive her. What a sad situation ❤

Agree

Unfortunately I think you're right. I thought the same thing.

@@mollyanne9697 yeah but she said she didnt look for 18 secs by the time she has run around calling him and searching through house it could have been 5mins and he probs knows route from being taken there.

They are pathetic people. They have such boring lives, think they are so wise (it's interesting how not bright people think they have all the right answers), and are verbal bully/cowards.😢

People always talk. They dream up the wildest scenarios.

​@@dinkster1729It's especially bad in a small town.

What “loving god” would allow this to happen in the first place?

​@@Derek-pg4ykit wasn't god

I agree. Those tears are real. You don't cry like that when you're faking an emotion. This is a parents worst nightmare. And as a parent, that's not an exaggeration. People should be ashamed of themselves for continuing to hurt these parents.

Agreed. I don't even think grandma meant to lie, but "18 seconds" was probably not quite accurate. Lots of things take even a couple extra seconds- giving the dog an extra pet, maybe a hair gets in your eye, shift your keys in your pocket, etc. I had 5 kids + 2 stepkids all under 9 yrs old, so I was hypervigilant and counted faces constantly, especially outside. But- I can attest to 'talking to a child who had already walked away' inside the house maaaany times. One minute I'm doing dishes and talking to a toddler, the next I turn around and they've disappeared into the next room and already have a full puzzle dumped onto the ground. It can seem like they were there the whole time when you're talking to them, and you're left wondering how long they were gone... I know kids can bolt quickly away from you, but I also think it may have been just a little bit longer than grandma thought. Even 1 minute is plenty.

to me...the grandmother's skin tells a story of heavy drinking...her manner of speech seems a bit slurred. I am thinking she was drunk and that dog incident took longer than 18 seconds.

Never helps and never stops. I see it here, over and over.

I'd blame the grandma too. You're supposed to watch kids in such a way that you are proactive so nothing like that happens in the first place. If my mom wasn't Watchung my kids properly and something happened, I'd blame her too because I trusted her with my kids to make sure nothing happened. Whether it was an accident or not, I'd blame her.

I had my mom watch my son twice, he got away from her BOTH times, I never had her watch him again.

I think the grandma is withholding info. 18 seconds? She doesn’t hear him walking or running off? Kids that age are usually kinda noisy.

it's a terrible thing babies are willing to wander off and venture oblivious to any consequences. the father has a gut feeling the grandmother is hiding something. it's not bad enough what each of them are going through with public hate. threats. and suspecting the police of negligence.

i feel bad she has to live with that. since the father said he suspects she knows something, i started getting suspicious maybe she wasn't taking proper care and paying adequate attention.

but how else will they get clicks or rating$..

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She did take those polygraph tests, I guess. Why didn't W5 verify that she had?

It’s such a natural reaction,though.To blame someone,when you don’t know what really happened.It’s a horrible situation,and they all need help and support.I can’t begin to imagine such pain.Somehow,I hope they have their beautiful boy returned to them.

​@@eh-i1841It's pretty obvious what happened. They just can't face the horrible truth.

An Amber Alert was never sent out, because that is only for abduction cases and they had determined (?) that it was not abduction.

An alert should have been sent out right away. Amber alerts are for very narrow types of missing children. I think they have to be known to be abducted and have information about a vehicle. But they could have sent out a missing child alert right away.

RIGHT?!! That’s exactly what I was thinking. That mom very well could’ve set her mom up. It’s not like she wasn’t making videos about killing him.

Exactly.

Agree!

God Bless her she lost her entire family 😢 She doesn’t deserve to be treated as if it was intentional 😢

The police here in Kingston Township years ago ignored me as well. My daughter was older. She was able to ride a bike. She was told to ride over in the other subdivision and, then, come home. She fnished her ride in the other small subdivision and decided to take another road. My husband and my father-in-law suppposedly went looking for her, but couldn't find her so went to the nearly grave yard to visit my f-i-l's first wife's grave. Nice guy! I finally when my daughter didn't come home at lunch time--that kid never missed a meal!--called the police. The cop just said more or less, "Tough!" A short time later my daughter did come in the door as if nothing was wrong. "I went riding up the road and stopped to play with some children while their mother packed up because they were moving. She offered me lunch. I phoned home to say I was staying, but nobody answered. Then, the children went for their nap and I came home." says my daughter. I phoned the OPP back and the same cop answered the phone. When I said my daughter had come home, he was relieved. He didn't have to blow me off a 2nd time. Kids must disappear all the time, I guess, and the police just don't care.

​@@dinkster1729That's terrible. I found it ridiculous that it took that long for a pubic alert. If the child is found, they issue another public announcement saying that. I don't see why they couldn't do it within minutes.

He could have run out in front of a car, too. My husband let my daughter get away from him once. She was found at 2 years of age standing by the fast road. A neighbour called to us to tell us where she was. My husband never got to watch her again. I'm over-protective??? so be it.

I think so too

Agreed.

I agree!

I agree too

yes no winners in any scenario here..

I agree!

You think a yard without a fence is dangerous?? A gap in the fence makes it unsafe??? How?? No

@ThatLoudBish sorry, I don't understand your question. I'm saying that it's common sense to secure the garden.

​@@fluffystarafinaI agree. The mother said that he was a runner. I had one like that, and for a small child, he was quick! Fortunately, we've always had houses with a fenced in yard. Even then, I rarely took my eyes off our kids. They might not be able to get out, but that didn't mean someone else couldn't get in. I watched too many Dateline episodes of missing children and I was pretty vigilant. You can't keep your eye on them every second, though. I've seen cases where small children have been able to open the locked door and get out while the parent is in the bathroom. You just can't judge. I'm sure the grandma feels horrible. Three is an age where a child can open a door, run pretty fast, etc. They're very curious, but with little understanding of how dangerous things can be.

Get a clairvoyant in there immediately!!

Her mother was supposed to be watching him and now he's gone. Obviously it happened on her watch so, yeah

It can happen so quick.

But another commenter made a good point....would the ppl that took him have gone behind the house then,risking looking suspicious and throw the boots in? Unlikely but no one knows😔

​@frobbsy27 they could hav done that later..? or did they find the boots the same day he went missing.. l think both possibilities are remote, but kids, esp toddlers, do things so fassst.. around a pool, river, or in the yard, climbing on stairs, balconies, even reaching up and grabbing a handle on the stove of a boiling pot of water.. it happens in seconds..

@BEAUTYnIQ they found them the same day. I just doubt that the kidnappers would go over there & risk being seen just to ditch the boots. But ur right...kids are faaaast

I think maby possibly the boots could have come off of Dylan’s feet and then he was taken I feel like it could be very possible that he was being watched by someone in the woods and in a case of opportunity was taken and that Dylan could have taken his boots off to splash in the water because I know for a fact that my youngest nephew who’s now 4 but ever since he was 1 and a half has been the type of kid who hates shoes on his feet and any and every opportunity will take off his shoes and socks and fling them in different directions because he doesn’t want them on anymore so it could be a very real possibility considering that the grandma says that he loves water or maby just like how the grandma was saying that she thinks he was taken maby someone 😂was standing on the other side of the fence quietly and was looking through the fence and motioned to him quietly to follow him when he saw that the grandma had her back to the boy and was distracted because let’s face it while 18 seconds is not very long at all it’s long enough to get far enough out of sight that while you stop to take that extra 20-30 seconds to look around the back yard that right there adds up to almost a whole minute so that’s a whole minute that the little boy is a head of your searches so theres so many possibilities as to what could have happened really and while I don’t think the parents are to blame I for what ever reason don’t like them as much and have a strange feeling about them but I feel that the grandma is genuine

Dylan drowned!

I find it reprehensible that the community turned on the parents the way they did. Is this a small town? I think it is, but I don't remember if they said at the beginning. I know from living in a small town until my early twenties that they can be very toxic with gossip. I've been in situations where I overheard someone saying something about a friend, and knowing it's completely false. I confronted the people and told them so. I married young and then divorced because my husband cheated on me. His mother was embarrassed and told everyone at their family reunion that I cheated on him. They had a large family, so it was all over town in a week. It was horrible to be cheated on in the first place, but to then be accused of being the one who cheated was even worse. I moved away years ago, but when I look at people's Facebook pages or talk to someone I know who still lives there, absolutely nothing has changed.

My mother used to ask to babysit my kids, have them over for a weekend. I let her look after them one at a time. She handled the 4 of us in her day, but I felt she deserved a break. She had my father's help, too, because he was retired. Your parents will understand. They can look after, hang out with your child when he's older and more responsible.

But it’d be almost important for him to make it then that tall grass and 100meters to the water even! It’d be easy for somebody to throw them boots over there for a diversion. Idk…this whole family is fishy. The mother has a lot of nerve to blame her mom, when she’s over there making videos about killing him.

I think not. The mom is guilty as hell

​@@queenie.lawyergirl.pittymomI must've missed something. Why are you sure the mom did something?

That's possible

I agree, and everyone knew it. That's why it took 3 hours for an Amber Alert to be issued. Once his boots were found, it was obvious what happened. The parents' frantic denials and pressure to do _something_ is likely why one was issued to begin with. People's reactions to blame the family are despicable. The child died in a tragic accident.

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did you not watch the vid.. this was in the bay of fundy.. deepest fluctuating tides in the world.. pls revise your comment to reflect the facts.. the last GSAR guy in the interview expounded on this..

It's none of the public's business what the grandmother said in her 911 call. WTF makes you think that you have some kind of right to hear that?

She left him alone in that backyard. She didn’t bring him harm, but her neglectful behavior is the reason he’s gone.

He could have made it to the street and somebody snatched him there.

the dog was inside w w/gma.. its why she was distracted..

Not if it was someone they knew

He drowned

@@BEAUTYnIQ no, grandma was outside with the dog and Dylan

I rhink if the grandma did something it was probably an accident.

I'm so sorry for your loss. How tragic.

So sorry for your family 💜

It sounds like this was a trend on Tiktok at the time, and there were probably more people who did it. Unfortunately, her child ended up missing and everyone made it seem like something nefarious instead of just a joke. I wouldn't make a video like that, but I can see where some people would find it humorous.

Yes. Just 3-5 minutes, and that boy could have been gone and swept away in the flooding stream.

I know the fear that clenches the heart like a vice...for several hrs we looked for my boy, and I do not think I could survive having to live in that state for years...😢 prayers for this child's safe return, and if that can not be, I pray that his remains are found so these parents get closure. ❤

I totally agree

you have NO WAY of knowing whether or not she's lying. Were you there? Do you KNOW her? I think you're a liar, just based on your dumb comments that are so badly written. How's that for you? Just based on my feelings and suspicions about you, I'd say that you're a liar and probably a thief, too. That's fair, right?

The mother is clearly not right in the head

Grief is a crazy thing. 😔

​@@yoteonthetoobsI wouldn't be right in the head either if I didn't know where my child was.

even married couples fall apart and usually get divorced when a child is lost, killed, missing.. neither party can handle it and they many times secretly blame each other..

If you left your small non verbal child who is a runner, with someone who lives on a busy street and backed by a creek, asked them to please harness him if they went outside since he’s a flight risk, they agreed, and then they lost him?! You wouldn’t place ANY blame on them? If I was grandma I would never ever be able to forgive myself

I agree

What is the name of that lowkey famous dive group that does this?..

A little late for that now, lauragibson. The body, if indeed there is a body, would have decomposed into fish food by now....

​@@user-pp4ve6qo1bnot true. They could still find clothes and bones most likely. I watch the dive team find bodies and after 30 years they find skeletons.

His body is no longer there. If he's been underwater for several months, he's gone, body and all.

I'm sorry you had a bad childhood. I hope you can learn from your parents' mistakes and be a better parent yourself.

But she shouldn’t blame her mom for the fact is she the mom don’t know what happened so why would you assume that she her mom is at fault that’s really not fair to do

@@tjmurphy3081 The mom told the grandmother to use a child harness when outside because he likes to run, but she didn't, that's why.

My mother gave me a harness for my daughter as well. Funny! I never to use it with my son. He stayed close. She didn't. She 43 now. Back when they were young, I often wondered why more kids aren't killed. They are so free and easy about danger.

No comparison to a dog!! You didn’t create, carry or birth your dog.. sooooo not anywhere near the same!!!

She wasn't saying it was...no need to be rude. She is showing compassion...something you need to work on a bit, based on your comment. ​@@sparker3090

​​@@sparker3090That's why the person posting the comment said feeling that way about their dog couldn't imagine "how incapacitating it would be to lose a child". Wasn't comparing the two

I know what you are saying. I have four children and they are all adults now. I also have a little Chihuahua and love her to pieces and would be a mess if something happened to her. I don't think I would be able to breathe if something happened to one of my children. I feel so bad for everyone involved in this... it's heartbreaking

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Ohhhh? My daughter could disappear in seconds. She never came to a bad end, but in the right circumstances, she might have.

It's not. Either he was snatched or the GM was asleep and doesn't want to admit it. No other explanation makes sense.

That seems very possible.

meh. maybe. you steal a kid and youre going to stop your vehicle on a bridge and get out and throw boots..? no nothing to see here.. kid was in the backyard, alone, much longer than 18 secs.. he got away.. remember this is the bay of fundy.. tides are fastest and highest fluctuating in the emtire World..