But is Kyle Flack the one who did this?
Rachel Helms-Bailey is the infant's grandmother, and she spoke to Fox 4 KC regarding what she was told about the death of the child. Still, she seems to have questions or perhaps even doubts about Kyle Flack. She said:
"I want to know if he is the one that killed my grandchild."
Helms-Bailey believes that the chld's mother Kaylie Bailey happened to show up at the wrong place -- at the wrong time -- which led to their deaths. It's believed that she drove up to the farm property while the initial murders had been taking place. She said:
"Once they got Kaylie and beat her, raped her and shot her, they took off in her car not knowing the baby was even in there. They got down the road a little ways and she is probably crying and screaming for her mom and they threw her out of the car."
If this is truly what happened, then that means the little infant was tossed from a moving vehicle, and it's truly not known if the impact of being thrown from the car was even what killed her. She could have suffered in the brush alongside the road until finally passing into death. These gruesome details are some that no family should ever be forced to endure.
As for the wording being used by the grandmother: Who is this "they" she keeps talking about? Media reports have always written about Kyle Flack as if he was the only one believed to be responsible for the quadruple homicide that took place. Does this mean others may be responsible for the actual killings? Could someone else be responsible for Baby Lana's death?
