Isabelly Alves, aged 14, has been missing since December 17 of last year, raising alarm and concern among her family as they have had no information regarding her whereabouts for over 55 days. Her mother, Valéria Ramalho, recounted the day Isabelly vanished; she had been waiting for her near her workplace to go home together, but minutes before arriving home, Isabelly informed her mother she would step out briefly and has not been seen since. Valéria expressed her desperation, stating that Isabelly usually waited for her after work, emphasizing how unusual and troubling her daughter's sudden disappearance is.

The case has been officially reported to the Civil Police in Sidrolândia, who confirmed that investigations are ongoing. Authorities are interviewing witnesses and coordinating search efforts to locate Isabelly. The local community is also worried about the case; the absence of updates and the prolonged search period have left the family feeling hopeless. This incident highlights the broader issue of missing children and safety concerns within communities in Brazil.

As the investigation continues, the family remains hopeful for any news and urges anyone with information to come forward. The local police’s response and the efforts to engage the community are crucial in the ongoing search, as the case represents not only a personal tragedy for the family but also a societal concern that resonates with many Brazilians.