Sydney Sumner

She had nieces and nephews.

She had a big family.

She was a wonderful person.

She was full of life.

She loved to dance.

She loved to get people together.

She loved to cook.

She loved to travel and was looking forward to her retirement so she could travel more.

A missing Arizona woman's boyfriend was arrested last week for stealing and damaging her car, which was reportedly discovered with blood in it.

Avondale police said Isabella Comas, 21, was last seen leaving a friend's home on January 11th.

Not only was Comas' phone discovered at a recycling center a day after her disappearance, her car was also found in Phoenix on January 13th.

On January 15th,

Tommy Rodriguez, 39, was arrested upon returning from a trip to California.

Rodriguez allegedly admitted to arguing with Comas a day before she vanished, but police noted other inconsistencies with his claims.

Detectives said license plate readers and surveillance footage showed Rodriguez driving Comas' car on Jan.

12.

They also claimed that a passenger seat and trunk lining were missing from Comas' vehicle, which was covered in blood.

There were also gas canisters, trash cans, and a tarp found inside the car.

Authorities also stated that a tracking application on Comas' phone was manually turned off shortly after she vanished.

While police said Rodriguez could not explain where Comas was, he has not been charged in connection with her disappearance.