A newly released search warrant states Noel’s uncle told Everman police he personally witnessed the boy’s mother abusing him.
His uncle said he had not seen the child for about a year. The last time he saw Noel, he claimed he confronted his sister because he saw her hit Noel with her car keys after he drank water, and she did not want him to wet his diaper. Investigators believe his mother, Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, fled to Turkey and then India with her new husband and six other children once they began asking questions about Noel’s whereabouts.sold Noel to a woman at a store"Getting a lot of warrant returns on geolocation data that shows their travels and bank records and things. So, we’ve had a ton of investigators spend really the last few days combing through every transaction, every phone call, every text message," Chief Spencer said.
The chief said there is no evidence Noel was sold anywhere else, but investigators are still looking at every avenue.There’s also an intensive effort underway to locate Noel’s mother and stepfather. Everman police said due to the increasing requests for information about the case, the department will hold a news conference Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p.m.
It's stupid that the media went with that fake story/ rumor. I know you monsters can sleep at night but damn, have SOME speckle of integrity.
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