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   From: democrats.did.it@latimes.com   
      
   The remains of a six-year-old American girl, have been found by   
   police five years after her disappearance. Isabel Celis was   
   reported missing on April 20, 2012, after she disappeared from   
   her bedroom.   
      
   A police chief said her remains were discovered a month ago in   
   remote woodlands and her identity has now been confirmed by   
   forensic experts.   
      
   Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus said: "Obviously this is not   
   the ending that any of us had hoped for, but this is also not   
   the ending of the case. We are working this case very   
   aggressively as we would with any case involving the death of a   
   child."   
      
   Isabel was last seen by her father who reported her missing when   
   he woke up to find she was not in her bedroom. A window was   
   found open and a neighbour reported hearing male voices and dogs   
   barking outside her window at 6.30am on the day Isabel went   
   missing. Police found 'suspicious circumstances around a   
   possible entry point' in the home, leading to the belief that   
   she had been abducted.   
      
   It is not yet known how she died and the police chief would not   
   release information about how her remains were discovered, but   
   explained it was'not by happenstance'. Magnus said that police   
   had pursued over 2,200 leads during their investigation into   
   Isabel's disappearance and are now appealing to the public to   
   come forward with any information that might assist their   
   enquiries.   
      
   "We appreciate the fact that this case has been very   
   traumatic.In fact, reverberations of this have gone well beyond   
   Tucson and even Arizona, (and) have affected people throughout   
   the country," he said.   
      
   "This is a very important step in the case, so that's one of the   
   reasons why we're still asking the public if they have any   
   leads. We believe there may still be folks out there who perhaps   
   know something or feel now that they're willing to come forward   
   with information."   
      
   Tucson Medical Centre, where Isabel's mother works as a nurse,   
   issued a statement on behalf of the girl's family.   
      
   The statement reads: "We want to thank the community for the   
   support they have continued to show for Isa over the years and   
   for refusing to give up hope. Now is our time to mourn. We ask   
   for our privacy during this time so that we can do that."   
      
   https://uk.news.yahoo.com/body-missing-american-schoolgirl-   
   isabel-203632881.html   
       
      
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