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true crime news. his wife, a pediatric nurse missing for months. her blood discovered in their bedroom and bathroom. >> this all points to one person, which is naresh. >> now he's charged with killing her, even though her body is yet to be found. what happened to mamta? keibert? plus six year old isabel celis snatched from her bed while her parents were asleep. why did her father laugh when he called 911 and she had just left for work? >> i just called her and i told her to get her back home. >> her family under scrutiny. then another young girl goes missing. could the two cases be connected? the surveillance video. the prison admission a lot more now. and the killer who was hiding in plain sight. we start today with new information on a murder investigation. when

mamta coffee bought vanished five months ago. police believe she was the victim of foul play. now her husband has been charged with killing her and getting rid of her body. what happened to mamta bhat? it's a question. family and friends of the new mom and pediatric nurse have been asking for months. now police say they have an answer. >> we were here to get justice for monta, and i think we accomplished that today by getting the first degree murder charge. >> now, there's a significant development in the case we first reported on in september, the sudden disappearance of mamta bhat. >> forensics has confirmed that the dna, the blood that was found, the evidence that was found in the home, in the bedroom, in the bathroom is a match to mamta. >> fox five dc reporter nana-sentuo bonsu has been covering the story from the beginning. >> i have only one message for her. >> at first glance, this appears

to be a desperate husband pleading for his missing wife to come home. >> if you are anywhere, if you are able to listen this just, you know, like for my baby, you know, like you got to be here as soon as possible. >> but after looking closer, police say it was all an act alleging that naresh bought knew all along that his wife was only missing because they say he killed her. >> this all points to one person, which is naresh. >> the new murder charges, coming nearly six months after she was first reported missing and despite never finding mamta's body. this was mamta and naresh with their newborn baby girl. many couldn't understand how she could go missing just days before her daughter's first birthday. >> there's a lot of people that knew montoyo came forward. we've learned a lot in this case about her and what she was dealing with. >> police say they grew

suspicious the more they heard from naresh about his wife's whereabouts. >> we're looking for a miss mountcastle. >> and this is what he told police captured on body cams during a welfare check. after mamta didn't show up for work, she left and then she says he's going to go either newark or texas. >> and then she looked like she had the phone. and then she destroy that phone. and then she left. >> it didn't add up, right? at first it was she didn't come home. and then it was she went to go visit some family members. >> a massive search ensued. mamta's coworkers and dozens of volunteers joined for weeks to help find the missing mom. >> if you see something, please say something. >> but with no sign of mamta, reporters started asking the obvious question is she alive or dead? >> we don't know. >> now, weeks later, chief mario lugo with the manassas park police department says there is

enough blood evidence to charge naresh with killing her. >> i just know that whatever happened in that house, it was murder. >> a violent death, just steps from where mamta posed for the family photo. >> she said crime scene forensic investigators even described it as one of the worst crime scenes they've ever been to in their history. >> police say blood stains were on the carpet in the couple's bedroom and bathroom. >> at that time, they could only confirm that it was blood. they didn't confirm if it was mamta, so it had to be sent back to a lab, go through some processing. they had to actually find mamta's dna on other stuff in the house to match it. >> they also found large pools of blood. they say they believe someone attempted to clean up, and according to investigators, it appeared as if a body was dragged through the home. police also collected gps evidence from this blue tesla, seen here being

driven by naresh, who allegedly sold the car just days before mamta was reported missing. police saying that naresh may have discarded her body after killing her. >> i asked chief lugo for some clarification. he says, look nana, from the evidence that we have, from the surveillance that we have, we believe that naresh cut up her body and spread her body parts in different parts of northern virginia. >> but now, in spite of the fact they still have not found mamta or her body, the police chief says they believe it's murder. and they believe naresh did it. >> i feel we have a strong case for not having a body. >> naresh was set to go on trial on a single charge of concealing a body. but now with the new murder charge, along with a new charge of defiling a dead body, his trial has been set for late 2025. mamta's family is still holding out hope that her body

will be found. >> they just want some justice and they want to be at peace, knowing that this is really what happened to mamta. >> and police say they are still on a mission to find mamta and help give her family the peace they deserve. we will continue to follow this story and bring you updates here and on true crime news.com. coming up next, a six year old snatched through her bedroom window. >> and more than anything, i am so sorry. i am so sorry i couldn't protect you. >> why were her parents under suspicion? that's next. >> this right here is confidence in a bottle. >> it makes me feel so much more confident than i have ever felt. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why she says this one is for real. this one is for real and i'm so excited we even have a

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isabel salas was just six years old when she was stolen from her bed in the middle of the night. maribel gonzalez was only 13 when she disappeared while walking to a friend's house. the nightmare that unfolded would forever link those two families to the same monster and his heinous crimes. it was a case that terrified families in tucson and still haunts the hearts of sergio and becky salas. i didn't even come and check on her. >> i should have never checked on her. more than anything, i am so sorry. i am so sorry i couldn't protect you. >> in an instant, it seemed that little isa salas had simply

vanished into the night. it was just after 11 p.m. on an april night, when becky laid out her daughter's softball uniform for a game. the next morning, she kissed isabel goodnight, not knowing it was the last time she would ever see her. >> i'm like, okay, isabel, you're getting really tired. it's probably time for you to go to bed and you have to get up early and so does mom. >> but the next morning, after becky left for work, sergio headed to isabel's room to wake her up and the little girl was gone. >> boys are waking up at this point and so i'm like, do you know where your sister is at? and they were like, no. and started looking everywhere and then started saying, boys, help me find her. i don't know where she's at. >> sergio and his suns frantically searched the house and the yard. then one of the boys comes to him with chilling news and i'm looking in the garage. >> and that's when sergio came running in, saying dad, her. her screen's laying on the back, you know, her windows busted out. >> sergio races to the backyard

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sergio's was anything but. >> hello? i need to report a missing child. i believe she was abducted from my house. is mom there also? and she had just left for work. i just called her and i told her to get her back home. >> nervous laughter. some might consider that suspicious. the way sergio explains it, he just couldn't bring himself to believe isabel was gone. >> i didn't want to be frantic. i didn't want to be panicked. i wanted to be as articulate as i could. you know? i didn't want to be misunderstood. >> as the months pass, the rest of the celis family is also under police scrutiny. >> all the family members have been interviewed and we haven't ruled anybody out. >> from the beginning, the police said everybody's a person of interest. we're okay with going going through the ringer and having every everything part of our lives investigated and by all means, go right ahead. >> one other person of interest, a neighbor who lived a few miles

down the road from the celis family. christopher clements was a known sex offender with a long criminal record. police were looking for him because he was living too close to a school. when they found him, he said he'd been at a bar with a friend the night isabel disappeared, the lead fizzled out. it seemed like police were getting nowhere. two years after isabel's disappearance, another girl, 13 year old maribel gonzalez, goes missing. her body is found within days, but there's no killer in sight at the time. police wonder are the two cases connected? even with the passage of time, issa's father can hardly contain his emotions. >> more than anything. i am so sorry. i am so sorry i couldn't protect you. i wasn't there, i wasn't there to stop this from happening to you. i'm so sorry. >> i'm so sorry. >> please, please, please hear

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further than right here. that's what is so frustrating. >> meanwhile, isabel's own family members are still under the microscope. out of desperation, they hired their own private investigator, gerry snyder, who starts turning over investigative stones. >> we looked at one of the relatives of the family and his friend that basically didn't have six hours that they could explain as to where they were the day that she went missing, but that avenue falls flat almost immediately when the person in question has a solid alibi. >> out of thousands of leads, not one is panning out. then finally, five years after isabel disappeared into the night, a much needed break. remember career criminal christopher clements? he was in jail on a burglary charge. when the fbi gets a call from his fiancee, who says clements knows where the little girl is buried, and

he leads them to the spot as part of a deal. that deal was to help police find her in exchange for having the burglary charges dropped. he claims even though he knows where she's buried, he didn't kill her. police don't buy it. >> you told us where she was. >> so i know that you know a lot more. you have to. just by the mere fact that you knew where she was, you have to know a lot more than that. >> did he ever. clements takes police straight to isabel's remains, which are very close to the remote spot where 13 year old maribel gonzalez had also been found. further evidence helps authorities make their case. cell phone records show clements was in the area the night maribel disappeared. hair samples found on her body. don't rule him out. checking clements home computer detectives discover the worst kinds of images. children, adults

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>> on the next true crime news, the teen takes her dog for a walk. >> she's not answering. >> it went straight to voicemail and never returns. >> the last thing she did before she vanished. so around 630, she sends a text to her boyfriend that she's in trouble. afraid she almost got kidnaped. >> we have witnesses that identify april. put her there with the man on the motorcycle. >> can cops find this mystery man before it's too late? on the next true crime news. for the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. watch more exclusive content on our youtube channel, listen to our podcast and follow us at my true crime news. now we turn to a bizarre true crime story

involving an elvis impersonator, a karate teacher, an attack on an elephant. and if that is not enough, there is a connection to the tiger king. it was a chilling crime scene. federal agents in hazmat suits worked the crime scene after a cold hearted suspect used the internet to concoct ricin poison, he sent ricin laced letters to then-president barack obama, u.s. senator roger wicker, and mississippi judge sadie holland. it caused a national scare. fortunately, no one died. the fbi accused mississippi based elvis impersonator kevin curtis of the crime, but he insists he didn't do it. now, curtis is telling his dramatic story in the netflix docuseries the kings of tupelo a southern crime saga. >> i had a peaceful, nice life, but one person hated me and made my life a living hell.

>> the person who set him up, his arch enemy, karate instructor james duszak. >> i'm jay verdusco and i approve this message. >> brothers chapman and maclain way chronicled the bizarre story of curtis and dusty in the three part doc. >> we realized very quickly there is a lot more to the story than was reported at the time, and it was kind of just one absolutely insane reveal after the other. kind of going into the story and we were like, crap, man. i think that there is a pretty fascinating story here for us to tell. >> the wild story of elvis wannabe and conspiracy theorist curtis, and karate buff slash politician slash newspaperman dusty takes several turns. >> they shot my dog with a tranquilizer. my little mustache that wasn't all of an elephant was shot in a drive by shooting. i just found a severed head. >> james dusty was even arrested. >> they find anything suspicious? everybody has something suspicious in their

house. >> the netflix series explains how curtis convinced the fbi. dusty did. >> it turns out that ricin is a highly complex poison to make. and the fbi asked kevin in the interrogation. during the interrogation, what do you know about ricin? and he responds very dramatically. i don't even eat rice. only when i'm at a chinese restaurant. they start to realize, maybe we don't have the right guy. >> investigators asked curtis if he had any enemies. >> that's when the fbi started zeroing in on is there a possible frame job here? has kevin been framed for this crime? >> welcome to mississippi, where things are different. >> james dusky pleaded guilty and is serving 25 years in prison. that's it for today's true crime news. i'm anna garcia. see you next me, everyo ne. (pensive music) (gun fires) - [caller] my friend is staying with me and there's blood everywhere.