An Alabama mom suddenly vanished with her two children while cops fear the trio may have been abducted after finding signs of a struggle inside her home.
Mobile County police discovered blood throughout Aurelia Choc Cac’s home when a concerned neighbor hadn’t been able to reach the matriarch, 40, who, along with her teen daughter Niurka, 17, and Anthony, two, were nowhere to be seen, cops told NewsNation.
Cash was also found and Choc Cac and her kids were likely taken against their will, Mobile County Sheriffs told the outlet.
“There was obviously some kind of struggle, based on the scene,” Paul Burch, the Mobile County Sheriff, said.
A mattress was missing and clothes were strewn across the bedroom, according to cops.
Cac, a 40-year-old painter, was last seen Friday and failed to answer the door ahead of her lift to work the next day, prompting neighbor Maurice Simmons to call 911, according to WALA-TV. He was picking her up because she doesn’t drive.
He told the dispatcher that he went into the home after failing to get a response and made a string of worrying claims.
“I went in their house because, it’s ok, we’re neighbors like that,” he said. “But uh, I went in because nobody was answering.
“Nobody can get ahold of her; she was supposed to be at work.”
Anthony’s dad, Juan Antonio Garcia, was eyed as a person of interest. He was quizzed but is no longer a suspect in the disappearance, sheriffs said Monday.
Cac and Niurka are under a deportation order, Burch told People.
Meanwhile, the mom’s oldest daughter issued an urgent appeal to the alleged kidnappers.
“Whoever did this, please bring my little brother home,” she told NBC15.
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