Courtney Browen

She also changes the subject and says that Amari and Zaire are very difficult children who fight all the time. But Celeste said that they never addressed the fights professionally because they believed that they would be falsely targeted for abusing the children when it was really just them fighting. But it was clear to detectives when they spoke to Zaire that she was very afraid of Celeste.

The little girl said that she would often brandish her gun and threaten the kids when she was upset, that she would hit them when they misbehaved. But of course, Celeste denied all of this. And from this point forward, it was very clear that she was no longer willing to cooperate with investigators. When detectives asked if they could look through her cell phone, she told them no.

The little girl said that she would often brandish her gun and threaten the kids when she was upset, that she would hit them when they misbehaved. But of course, Celeste denied all of this. And from this point forward, it was very clear that she was no longer willing to cooperate with investigators. When detectives asked if they could look through her cell phone, she told them no.

The little girl said that she would often brandish her gun and threaten the kids when she was upset, that she would hit them when they misbehaved. But of course, Celeste denied all of this. And from this point forward, it was very clear that she was no longer willing to cooperate with investigators. When detectives asked if they could look through her cell phone, she told them no.

Obviously, there were secrets inside. Secrets that she didn't want investigators to know about. But eventually, they would get access to her cell phone. And as soon as she handed it over, Celeste began to grow even more angry.

Obviously, there were secrets inside. Secrets that she didn't want investigators to know about. But eventually, they would get access to her cell phone. And as soon as she handed it over, Celeste began to grow even more angry.

Obviously, there were secrets inside. Secrets that she didn't want investigators to know about. But eventually, they would get access to her cell phone. And as soon as she handed it over, Celeste began to grow even more angry.

At this point in the interview, Celeste tries to leave, but investigators quickly tell her that she isn't allowed to leave. Now, they don't have enough evidence to place her under arrest for Amari's disappearance, but they do have proof that she lied to investigators. So from here, she's arrested for making a false statement and she's taken to the Gwinnett County Jail.

At this point in the interview, Celeste tries to leave, but investigators quickly tell her that she isn't allowed to leave. Now, they don't have enough evidence to place her under arrest for Amari's disappearance, but they do have proof that she lied to investigators. So from here, she's arrested for making a false statement and she's taken to the Gwinnett County Jail.

At this point in the interview, Celeste tries to leave, but investigators quickly tell her that she isn't allowed to leave. Now, they don't have enough evidence to place her under arrest for Amari's disappearance, but they do have proof that she lied to investigators. So from here, she's arrested for making a false statement and she's taken to the Gwinnett County Jail.

Meanwhile, investigators took pictures of Jakari and Zaire's injuries that were visible once they arrived at the Sheriff's Department. Officer Sorensen later said that when they first encountered the children at the hotel room, both had been under blankets. And then even during transport, Celeste and Brittany had them wrapped in blankets in an attempt to hide their injuries.

Meanwhile, investigators took pictures of Jakari and Zaire's injuries that were visible once they arrived at the Sheriff's Department. Officer Sorensen later said that when they first encountered the children at the hotel room, both had been under blankets. And then even during transport, Celeste and Brittany had them wrapped in blankets in an attempt to hide their injuries.

Meanwhile, investigators took pictures of Jakari and Zaire's injuries that were visible once they arrived at the Sheriff's Department. Officer Sorensen later said that when they first encountered the children at the hotel room, both had been under blankets. And then even during transport, Celeste and Brittany had them wrapped in blankets in an attempt to hide their injuries.

Shockingly, when the blankets were removed, both children had bruises, scabs, and cuts all over their legs, arms, backs, and even on their faces. Now, throughout the time they were at the police station, both Zaire and Jakari complained that they were hungry. Investigators would later admit that both of the children's bellies were distended. which indicated that they were extremely malnourished.

Shockingly, when the blankets were removed, both children had bruises, scabs, and cuts all over their legs, arms, backs, and even on their faces. Now, throughout the time they were at the police station, both Zaire and Jakari complained that they were hungry. Investigators would later admit that both of the children's bellies were distended. which indicated that they were extremely malnourished.

Shockingly, when the blankets were removed, both children had bruises, scabs, and cuts all over their legs, arms, backs, and even on their faces. Now, throughout the time they were at the police station, both Zaire and Jakari complained that they were hungry. Investigators would later admit that both of the children's bellies were distended. which indicated that they were extremely malnourished.

But while at the police station, the children were fed Papa John's pizza. But due to their significant injuries, the children were not allowed to go back in the custody of their mom. Instead, they were taken into state custody.

But while at the police station, the children were fed Papa John's pizza. But due to their significant injuries, the children were not allowed to go back in the custody of their mom. Instead, they were taken into state custody.

But while at the police station, the children were fed Papa John's pizza. But due to their significant injuries, the children were not allowed to go back in the custody of their mom. Instead, they were taken into state custody.

Now, even before finding these videos, investigators had a sinking feeling that Amari was no longer alive. But after watching the horrific abuse found on Celeste's phone, they were more sure than ever that Amari was dead. And sadly, they were right. On Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021, at around 10.45 a.m., the search for Amari Hall came to an end.