The parents of a six-year-old girl who disappeared from her Tucson, Arizona home over the weekend said on Wednesday they will do anything to ensure her return.
Dressed in white T-shirts that read 'Bring Isa Home,' Becky and Sergio Celis pleaded in front of television cameras for whoever has their 'baby girl Isabel' to make their demands known.
'Just please, please, the person or persons who have Isabel, tell us your demands. Tell us what you want. We will do anything for her,' Sergio Celis said while choking back tears.
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Pleas: Becky and Sergio Celis ask for the return of her daughter Isabel, six, at a volunteer center close to their Tucson, Arizona home on Wednesday
Disappearance: This was the first time Isabel's parents spoke publicly since she was reported missing on Saturday
The couple expressed gratitude to investigators and to people who have prayed for Isabel.
Surrounded by friends and volunteers who have been passing out fliers, Sergio Celis also promised that the search for his daughter would never end.
'We are looking for you, Isa. We love you and we miss you so much. We will never give up,' he said.
The parents did not take questions from reporters who were gathered in a shopping center parking lot where police had established a command post.
Keeping hope alive: An image of Isabel can be seen on the back of her father's shirt as he receives a hug, left, after the parent's first public appearance; right, Christina Lopez cries during a vigil at Freedom Park on Tuesday
Finding Isa: Daniel Cadena, foreground, holds a candle along with his mother, Angela Sanchez, left and his aunt, Areliz Sanchez during the vigil
Support: Holly Salgado, left, and Tara Alexander stand with a picture of Isabel Celis as they listen to a friend talk to the media about the little girl and her family on Sunday
In her honour: People place their candles at the bottom of a large poster of missing Isabel Celis during a candlelight vigil near a police command post in Tucson
This was the first time Isabel's parents spoke publicly since Isabel was reported missing Saturday. The first-grader's parents have told police they last saw her in her room Friday night and they awoke Saturday to find her missing. Police said a window was open with the screen pushed aside.
Tucson police have said they consider the case a suspicious disappearance and possible abduction.
ABC News reports investigators have obtained video footage, including from a camera pointed at the Celis house 75yds away they hope will lead to clues.
Innocent: Tucson police have said they consider the case a suspicious disappearance and possible abduction
Prayers: The first-grader's parents have told police they last saw her in her room Friday night and they awoke Saturday to find her missing
Police Chief Roberto Villasenor said he still hopes to find Isabel alive.
Police said specially trained FBI profilers went through the family's home on Tuesday to get a firsthand look inside and a better understanding of what the evidence looks like. Authorities would not elaborate on what that evidence was.
A reward being offered by the Pima County attorney's office for information about the case has grown to $30,000, thanks to contributions and promised donations.
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