Saylor Hayes suspected mom seen telling locals non-verbal daughter is missing, praying she fell asleep

Saylor Hayes’ now-charged mom was filmed seemingly begging for help finding her five-year-old non-verbal daughter before she was found dead in a South Carolina waterway.Geordyn Hayes, 31, was seen in an apparent panic “praying” her daughter had just fallen asleep somewhere, days before the mom and her 70-year-old husband, John, were charged over Saylor’s disappearance and death.“She would go into somebody’s house,” Hayes told volunteers helping the doomed search Sunday while they were on vacation in Pawleys Island, as seen in video obtained by Gab News“She loves food.She’s always going to the refrigerator.

She has a habit of that.”Hayes told the helpers she had checked surveillance video but was unable to track her daughter’s movements.“We looked on the camera.We didn’t see her,” a panicked Hayes said. “I’m just praying… that she’s somewhere and she fell asleep, maybe.”The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office announced Saylor was missing at around 12:31 p.m.

Sunday.It’s not clear how long into the search the newly revealed footage of the mom was filmed.Saylor’s dad, John Hayes, was heard frantically telling dispatchers he needed help as he reported his daughter missing in 911 audio that suggested he was unsure exactly how old she was.“My little, 4-year-old or 5-year-old girl who’s very autistic, just escaped,” he told dispatchers around 11 a.m, according to the transcript of the call seen by WCBD.He then revealed “she took off” in a “split second.”“We had her buckled in the car, and I went inside to get her juice and some more stuff and to leave. I came back out.

She’s gone,” he said.John Hayes frantically told dispatchers, “I need to go look at the water,” as investigators asked for more details.“Ma’am, I don’t mean to be disrespectful, but I gotta find her,” he said at one point during the call.Meanwhile, Geordyn Hayes screamed Saylor’s name while the call was being made. The search ...

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