Everman Texas missing boy: Noel Rodriguez Alvarez child trafficking claim explained as investigation reveals new details

There has been a new improvement in the missing instance of Noel Rodriguez Alvarez, a six-year-old kid, who disappeared in November 2022 and was most recently seen at his Everman home. The most recent improvement for the situation demonstrates that Noel Rodriguez Alvarez’s mom purportedly offered him to a lady at a basic food item shop, as indicated by a court order got by NBC 5.

In any case, police denied these cases and expressed that there is no evidence that the young man had been sold or killed. The mother had recently informed police that the missing kid was in Mexico with his dad.

The court order additionally referenced that the mother, Cindy Singh, uncovered to her mom that she sold the kid at a Party Market to an obscure lady and that the last option took steps to inform Youngster Defensive Administrations assuming she attempted to get him back.

Police said no other data was given about the alleged purchaser and there were no subtleties on when the supposed exchange happened.

Craig Spencer, Everman Head of Police, held a public interview on Walk 27. He said:

Spencer further said that they are thinking about every one of the conceivable outcomes as the specialists have found no proof that proposes that the six-year-old was hurt or dealt.

It is accounted for that cops even visited Cindy Singh’s leased home, which is a changed over shed on the rear of a private property on Wisteria Drive, on Walk 20.

At the point when they talked with Cindy, she said that Noel Rodriguez Alvarez was with his organic dad in Mexico. Police then, at that point, recognized the dad as Mariano Alvarez Contreras, who let police know that he had been expelled before the kid was born and that he’d never seen him face to face and had never taken guardianship of him.

Police Boss Craig Spencer even said that almost certainly, Cindy Singh left for India with her better half, Arshdeep Singh, and different children not long after they went to her home and examined her.
As indicated by a report by the Star Wire, Noel’s four kin were missing from school on Walk 23 and specialists likewise found Cindy Rodriguez-Singh’s 2012 Chevrolet pickup truck at Dallas Stronghold Worth Air terminal.

As the pursuit happened in the vehicle, specialists ran over a movement visa for one of Rodriguez Singh’s kids.

In the interim, Everman police are inquiring as to whether they had an individual collaboration with Noel last year they ought to tell them at 817-293-2923 or email .