04-25-2012, 02:48 AM
Blue: investigative phase
will now begin (whatever that means)
they are done with landfill search, and active search around home. time to focus on people and circumstances, and info they have gleaned. FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit arrived last night, so it's more actual discussion and analyzing what they know. and without actually saying it, it is shifting into recovery/homicide mode.
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KVOA
8:30 PM local time tuesday
TUCSON - Tucson Police provided new information at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening regarding the disappearance of Isabel Celis.
Police say they have "refreshed" the search warrant on the family home. TPD says this is being done in order for the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit to go inside the home and evaluate it.
TPD also says the family continues to be cooperative.
Meanwhile, police say they will scale back their search operations and continue to focus on the investigative portion of this case. Investigators have mostly completed a canvas within a 3 mile radius of the home. Search operations will continue to be revised as warranted, which means they could revisit some areas if they receive information to do so.
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) -
Tucson Police report that FBI Behavioral Investigators have completed a search at the home of missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis. That team is working on a suspect profile.
Police say that the Celis family has chosen not to return to their home near Broadway and Craycroft at this point. The street the family lives on is still restricted, but could reopen Wednesday morning.
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will now begin (whatever that means)
they are done with landfill search, and active search around home. time to focus on people and circumstances, and info they have gleaned. FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit arrived last night, so it's more actual discussion and analyzing what they know. and without actually saying it, it is shifting into recovery/homicide mode.
KVOA
8:30 PM local time tuesday
TUCSON - Tucson Police provided new information at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening regarding the disappearance of Isabel Celis.
Police say they have "refreshed" the search warrant on the family home. TPD says this is being done in order for the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit to go inside the home and evaluate it.
TPD also says the family continues to be cooperative.
Meanwhile, police say they will scale back their search operations and continue to focus on the investigative portion of this case. Investigators have mostly completed a canvas within a 3 mile radius of the home. Search operations will continue to be revised as warranted, which means they could revisit some areas if they receive information to do so.
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) -
Tucson Police report that FBI Behavioral Investigators have completed a search at the home of missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis. That team is working on a suspect profile.
Police say that the Celis family has chosen not to return to their home near Broadway and Craycroft at this point. The street the family lives on is still restricted, but could reopen Wednesday morning.