As previously reported, Summer’s parents have said she was helping her mother and grandmother in the garden before going back into the house, where her brothers were watching television or YouTube. The report does not include details about any claims about Summer sliding on rocks, but does note that the video shows the water came up only to Summer’s waist.īly again provided an account of what happened when she, Summer, and her mother returned to the house. That was just a bunch of lies he made up. She wasn’t under the water for 20 seconds or more like he said. She didn’t slide on no rocks and fall in the water.
“Because the place I was at, there was no rocks. “That boy lied on everything that happened,” Bly said. The report indicates that an unidentified person, possibly the 15-year-old boy who was with Summer and her mother at the time, has claimed that Summer got into trouble in the water and the boy had to rescue her. This is believed to be where Summer was swimming in the TikTok video posted on June 15. “I figured 15 or 20 minutes in the water, you know, run a little bit of energy out instead of sitting in the truck.”īly is likely referring to Warrior’s Path Pool, a state park in Tennessee. Like I said, we weren’t even planning on going swimming or fishing or anything,” Bly said.
“So, we were like, well instead of sitting here in the car where it’s hot - it was baking hot – we’ll just go to Warrior’s and let Summer swim for a little while. They said it’d be about 30 minutes at the most,” Bly told the newspaper. “I went and picked her up, and then we drove all the way across town and dropped her prescription off. They later went back to pick up Bly’s mother, this time joined by a 15-year-old son of a friend who asked to come along. “They invited me over to sit at their house while I waited for my mom to get done so we weren’t sitting in the hot truck. READ MORE: Mom shared TikTok video of child believed to be Summer Wells on the day girl disappearedīly said she took her mother, whose name is also Candus but goes by “Candy,” to the emergency room early that day because of trouble with her knee.Īccording to Bly’s account, she dropped her mother off at the emergency room and then went with Summer to visit friends in Kingsport. As previously reported, Bly’s TikTok account posted a video of summer playing in water on June 15. In an interview this week with The Rogersville Review, Bly shared more details about the day Summer went missing. Bly said she did not go for a walk, and was on the property at the time of Summer’s disappearance.
In that interview, Bly disputed the content of an emergency dispatch call regarding Summer’s disappearance, which stated that Summer’s mother had gone for a walk and returned to find her daughter missing. Summer’s parents previously gave an interview together to a local news station. TBI has also said that investigators have not ruled out foul play, though authorities have not named any suspects or persons of interest in the investigation. A multi-agency search has focused on the remote, wooded east Tennessee area where Summer disappeared. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Summer’s parents Don Wells and Candus Bly have both said they believe she was kidnapped, though a spokesperson for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has said that investigators have not found any evidence that Summer was abducted.
Summer, 5, was reported missing on June 15, when her parents say they believe she left or was taken out of a back door of their Hawkins County home. The mother of a Tennessee girl who has been missing for over a month shared more details about the day Summer Wells went missing, and denied an apparent claim that Summer went underwater and had to be rescued by a teenage friend of the family.
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