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What happened to Isabel Celis? 
  
 That's a question many in Tucson have asked over the years. 
  
 We finally got an answer, at least a partial one, but it wasn't the one we all wanted to hear. 
  
 MORE COVERAGE: Memorial for Isabel grows outside Celis home I Finding Justice For Isabel l Photos Of Isabel 
  
 Isabel was only 6 years old when she disappeared from her bedroom under suspicious circumstances on Saturday, April 21, 2012. Over the years authorities worked through more than 2,200 leads, but the case went nowhere. 
  
 The case that has haunted law enforcement and southern Arizona residents alike took a turn earlier this month when remains were found in rural Pima County. 
  
 On Friday, March 31, the Tucson Police Department confirmed DNA analysis of the remains proved they belong to Isabel. 
  
 "Although this confirmation may bring some degree of closure, of course it also ends the hope of bringing Isabel home safely to her family," said TPD Chief Chris Magnus. 
  
 Magnus did not say how long the remains were in that location but he did say they were not found by accident. 
  
 "It was not a happenstance," he said. "There has been on going process of many searches, this was not a happenstance. I cannot get into any greater detail than that." 
  
 Magnus said the investigation is still ongoing and anyone with any information should call 88-CRIME. Callers can remain anonymous. 
  
 "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 that may be helpful," he said. "Don't assume that we have all the information, if people have tips they should contact us." 
  
 The Celis family released the following statement through the Tucson Medical Center. 
  
 "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," the family said. "Now is our time to mourn. We ask for our privacy during this time so that we can do that." 
  
 While Magnus did not release the exact location of the discovery, he did say the area was thoroughly processed for further evidence. 
  
 Magnus said he could not release information on any possible suspects but said he could not answer when asked if anyone was in custody. 
  
 People who live near the Celis home said they vividly remember the night Isabel went missing. Some said they have never given up hope that she would be found safe. 
  
 David Pike said he has had Isabel's missing poster on the front door of his house all this time. He said he was there that morning Isabel went missing and remembers her brother rushing over in a panic. 
  
 "He said my sister is missing and I said 'what do you mean your sister is missing?,'" Pike said. "I'd been hoping that she would make it home." 
  
 Pike said Friday's announcement left him devastated and saddened. 
  
 Tucson News Now has learned the Celis family placed their home, located in the 5600 block of East 12th Street, on the market. 
  
 Pike said he understands why the family would want to leave the home and memories behind. 
  
 Friends and loved ones have started a memorial at the family's home. 
  
 People were seen leaving these purple balloons on the front gate of the home in her memory. 
  
 “Although this is a terribly disappointing development, we never stopped searching for Isabel Celis," the Tucson Police Officer's Association said on the Facebook page. "And we will never stop in our pursuit of justice for her." 
  
 TIMELINE 
  
 • April 20, 2012: 11 p.m., Isabel Mercedes Celis went to bed in her bedroom. 
  
 • April 20, 2012: Before 8 a.m., Isabel's mother, Rebecca Celis, left for work. 
  
 • April 20, 2012: Around 8 a.m., family members call 911 after they discover she is not in her bed and they cannot find her in the house. 
  
 • April 22, 2012: Evening, FBI search dogs arrive from Virginia to aid in the search. 
  
 • April 23, 2012: Celis family and 88-CRIME post $6,000 reward. 
  
 • May 3, 2012: Sergio and Rebecca Celis appear on NBC's "Today" show. 
  
 • May 4, 2012: Sergio and Rebecca Celis sit down with local media for live television appearance. 
  
 • May 7, 2012: Sergio and Rebecca Celis appear at benefit concert. 
  
 • May 11 , 2012: Sergio Celis barred from his seeing his sons. 
  
 • May 14, 2012: 911 tapes released: Son, Rebecca Celis' call | Sergio Celis' call 
  
 • Early March, 2017: Human remains discovered in rural Pima County. 
  
 • March 31, 2017: Tucson Police Department announce that DNA analysis confirms that remains are those of Isabel Celis. 
  
 VIDEOS 
  
 • RAW: Police confirm remains belonged to Isabel Celis 
  
 • RAW: 911 calls from morning of Isabel's disappearance 
  
 • RAW: Home video of Isabel Celis 
  
 • Celis parents meet with Tucson media 
  
 • Finding Isabel: The untold investigation 
  
 POLICE DOCUMENTS 
  
 • Tucson Police Department Isabel Celis Report 1: A Tucson Police Department report on the disappearance of Isabel Celis in 2012. The report mentions blood found on a seat and testimony from a neighbor. 
  
 • Tucson Police Department Isabel Celis Report 2: A Tucson Police Department report on the disappearance of Isabel Celis in 2012. The report mentions forensics collected and items taken from the home. 
  
 • Tucson Police Department Isabel Celis Report 3: A Tucson Police Department report on the disappearance of Isabel Celis in 2012. The report mentions details on the air search and boot prints found in the home. 
  
 • Tucson Police Department Isabel Celis Report 4: A Tucson Police Department report on the disappearance of Isabel Celis in 2012. The report mentions a found pillow and possible sightings. 
  
 • Tucson Police Department Isabel Celis Report 5: A Tucson Police Department report on the disappearance of Isabel Celis in 2012. The report mentions allegations of money owed and evidence taken from the home. 
  
 • Tucson Police Department Isabel Celis Report 6: A Tucson Police Department report on the disappearance of Isabel Celis in 2012. The report mentions sandals found at a park and DNA from the Celis family. 
  
  
  
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 Copyright 2017 Tucson News Now. All rights reserved. ||||| The mysterious disappearance of a 6-year-old Arizona girl nearly five years ago ended tragically on Friday, when police announced that they had found her remains in the desert. 
  
 However, the announcement itself was shrouded in mystery as officials declined to reveal whether any foul play is suspected. 
  
 Isabel Celis went missing from her bedroom in Tucson on the morning of April 21, 2012. Her disappearance roiled the local community and prompted years-long searches, with cops pursuing more than 2,200 leads. 
  
 Isabel Celis, 6, went missing in April 2012. (Facebook) 
  
 On Friday, Tucson police chief Chris Magnus announced that they had discovered Celis' remains in a rural part of Pima County about a month ago. He did not disclose how long the girl's remains may have been there or what caused her death. 
  
 Arizona family says they won’t stop looking for missing girl 
  
 "Obviously this is not the ending that any of us had hoped for, but this is also not the ending of the case," Magnus told reporters. "We are working this case very aggressively as we would with any case involving the death of a child." 
  
 "Obviously this is not the ending that any of us had hoped for," Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus said. (Mamta Popat/AP) 
  
 Magnus declined to reveal whether there are any suspects in Isabel's death. He also dodged questions about what led investigators to the remote area where the little girl's remains were found, only telling reporters it was "not by happenstance." 
  
 Cops have never named any suspects in Isabel's disappearance, but did acknowledge in the early steps of the investigation that they had found "suspicious circumstances around a possible entry point" at her home. 
  
 An alley path behind the street where Isabel went missing on April 21, 2012. (Terry Tang/AP) 
  
 The Tucson Medical Center, where Isabel's mom, Isa, works as a nurse, asked for privacy on behalf of the family on Friday. 
  
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 "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," the hospital said in a statement. 
  
 In the final moments of his press conference, Chief Magnus stressed that he believes somebody might know something about what happened to Isabel. He urged anyone with any information to contact police or submit an anonymous tip. 
  
 With News Wire Services |||||
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The search for a 6-year-old Arizona girl who vanished from her bedroom almost five years ago has ended with a tragic discovery in the desert. Police say remains found in a remote part of rural Pima County weeks ago have been identified as those of Isabel Mercedes Celis, the New York Daily News reports. "Obviously this is not the ending that any of us had hoped for, but this is also not the ending of the case," Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus said Friday. "We are working this case very aggressively as we would with any case involving the death of a child." Magnus did not disclose the cause of death or how long the remains had been in that location, but said they weren't found by accident, Tucson News Now reports. "It was not a happenstance," the chief said. The Celis family issued a statement thanking the community for its support over the years. "Now is our time to mourn," the statement said. "We ask for our privacy during this time so that we can do that." After Isabel disappeared from her Tucson home overnight on April 20, 2012, police followed up more than 2,200 leads without success. They never named any suspects, but said they had found "suspicious circumstances around a possible entry point."