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Police will give an update Thursday afternoon in the Ayla Reynolds case.
The toddler was 20-months-old when she was reported missing from her father's Waterville home in December.
Investigators say Ayla's blood was found in the home and they don't believe the theory from adults in the home that she was kidnapped.
Last month, state police found items in the water behind the Hathaway Creative Center in Waterville that may be connected to her disappearance.
Police have not said what those items are.
Thursday's press conference is scheduled for 1:30pm.
TV 5 will bring you the information as soon as it is available.
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