Isabel Celis Search: Blood Stains Found In Girl’s Bedroom, Car Outside Family’s Home

Isabel Celis remains missing and new documents have been released in the case of the missing 6-year-old, which reveal that the Arizona police found reddish-brown stains in the little girl’s bedroom.

Along with this revelation, a car that has been seen outside the family’s home was also searched, according to The Huffington Post. Documents show that a white hat and a vinyl shower curtain, both with reddish-brown stains, were removed from it.

The documents released total about 550 pages of evidence in the case, which started on April 21th when Isabel’s father called 911 to report her missing. He stated during the call that he believed that she was abducted sometime during the night according to ABC News.

The Huffington Post states that the documents also show a witness’s testimony, which implicates the 6-year-old’s father, Sergio Celis, who allegedly owed someone money. The police report, according to CBS News, states:

“[The man] went on to say that something didn’t seem right about what was going on and alluded that he believed that the father was involved in some way.”

Sergio voluntarily left the home during the investigation, following a meeting with Child Protective Services. Celis’ mother and two brothers are still living at the house. Celis’ mother has repeatedly stated that Sergio is a good father, and had nothing to do with the kidnapping of their daughter, Isabel.

Becky Celis, Isabel’s mother stated, according to ABC News, that:

“It’s tough because we’re already under a lot of stress because we don’t have Isabel here, so to have more thrown on us, but we’re strong and we’ll be okay, we’ll survive it. We just want her back.”

It is not yet clear what effect the bloodstains found have to do with the case, and the police report released dows not implicate anyone as a suspect in Isabel Celis’ disappearance.

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