An Arizona jury deliberated for about 10 hours since late Tuesday afternoon before finding a convicted murderer guilty in the kidnapping and killing of 6-year-old Isabel Celis in 2012. It was Christopher Clements’ second trial in Celis’s death. The first trial ended with a hung jury last year, as CrimeOnline reported. Clements, 42, was convicted …
Jurors on Friday deadlocked on the guilt of an Arizona man accused of kidnapping and murdering 6-year-old Isabel Celis (pictured right) – the second girl he allegedly killed – prompting a judge to declare a mistrial, KOLD-TV reports. Christopher Clements, 41, was on trial this week on charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping a minor under …
An Arizona man has been convicted of kidnapping and murdering a 13-year-old girl as he awaits trial on charges of doing the same to another young victim, the Arizona Republic reports. On Friday, jurors found 40-year-old Christopher Clements guilty in connection with the death of Maribel Gonzalez (pictured left), whose naked body was found buried …
A man who allegedly kidnapped and murdered two young Arizona girls before discarding their remains in the desert is scheduled to face a jury this week in the first of two prosecutions related to the slayings, the Associated Press reports. On Tuesday, the first trial of 40-year-old Christopher Clements is expected to begin in Pima …
The fate of little Isabel Celis was unknown for five years after the 6-year-old Arizona child disappeared from her bed in Tucson — until her remains were found in a desert grave last year. With the arrest of a convicted sex offender, the family know has answers about why the child vanished. The family of …
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Isabel Celis disappeared from her family’s Tuscon, Arizona, home sometime in the early morning hours of April 20, 2012. Despite a massive search and intense police investigation, the child is still missing nearly five years later. An open screen suggests the six-year-old was snatched from her bedroom through the window, but there were no obvious …
