Infant Emmanuel Haro may have died days before being reported missing, prosecutors say

"Emmuel Haro, the infant who was at the center of a week-long missing persons investigation, may have died more than a week prior to the day he was reported missing, according to Riverside County prosecutors. In the c riminal complaints filed against Emmanuel's parents, Rebecca and Jake Haro,prosecutors list the potential date of death for 7-month-old Emmanuel as anywhere between Aug. 5 and Aug. 14, the day his mother said he vanished. The parents have been charged with one count each of murder with malice"

"According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Rebecca Haro said she was attacked in a Yucaipa parking lot Aug. 14 outside a Big 5 store while changing Emmanuel's diaper. She told them that when she woke up, her child was gone. But investigators said there were inconsistencies in her initial statement, and when they confronted her about those details, they said she stopped cooperating."

Seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro is believed to have died sometime between Aug. 5 and Aug. 14, and prosecutors have charged his parents, Rebecca and Jake Haro, with murder with malice. Rebecca Haro reported an alleged attack and kidnapping Aug. 14 in a Yucaipa parking lot, saying she woke to find her child missing. Investigators found inconsistencies in her initial statement and say she stopped cooperating when confronted. The couple surrendered phones and allowed a home search; authorities seized two iPads, three Xbox consoles and their vehicle. The Haros were arrested and authorities say the abduction story was fabricated while the search for Emmanuel’s remains continues.

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