Detective Carter

I told my mom that maybe Susanna's phone had died or that she fell asleep, and I just wait till morning to hear from her.

One of Susana's friends gets a crash alert on her cell phone.

Susana's in a moving vehicle, and there's a serious crash.

Tacos.

Tacos, Susie?

All she wanted was a great tacos.

She wanted us to buy her a mini quinceanera dress, a pink, sparkly, short quinceanera dress.

Susanna was always hanging out with her friends.

None of them drove, so they all were young and would walk to each other's house.

On July 26, 2022, while Susana's mother was attempting to locate her and worried about where Susana was, Susana's friend Kaya had gotten a notification on her phone through a mobile application on their phone called Live360.

It also provides other safety features, like parents can track their kids, it shows how fast they're driving, it shows if the phone battery's low, things like that.

Around 10.30 p.m., Susana's friend Kaya had gotten a notification on her phone that Susana's phone had been involved in some kind of crash.

Kaya gets what they call a crash alert on her phone.

To get a crash alert, there has to be serious force with that phone.

Susanna could have potentially been involved in a car accident.

Once Kaya got the Live360 notification crash alert, she contacted Esmeralda.

So her friends at that point are worried about Susanna.

And Susanna didn't drive.

After speaking with Esmeralda, she went out there and checked it out because we were thinking she got into a car accident.

They had the location of where the alert was sent from.