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Emmanuel Haro's Blood Found, Photos and Clothes Were Removed From Inside Home. Police confirmed Emmanuel Haro’s presumed death with no body found, arresting Jake and Rebecca Haro for murder on August 22, 2025. Send tips to 909-890-4904 or We-Tip at 1-800-78-CRIME.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Sheriff’s Bombshell Arrest Update
00:01:23 Police Release New Details
00:02:15 Maria’s Defense Video Raises Questions
00:03:15 Jake’s Dark Past with Promise
00:04:45 Rebecca’s Suspicious Kidnapping Claim
00:06:07 Timeline of Investigation
00:07:11 Alleged Sawzall Purchase
00:08:07 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

Allegations of Jake seeking a Sawzall and unconfirmed clues like dumpster clothes deepen the mystery.


Police have released chilling new details in the tragic case of 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro, presumed dead after his disappearance from Yucaipa, California, on August 14, 2025. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department now believes Emmanuel was not kidnapped, as initially reported by his 30-year-old mother, Rebecca Haro, who claimed a stranger attacked her and took him from a Big 5 Sporting Goods parking lot. On August 22, 2025, deputies arrested Rebecca and 33-year-old Jake Haro at their Cabazon home for murder with malice aforethought, indicating intent to kill. Emmanuel’s body remains missing, but he’s presumed deceased. Allegations surfaced that Jake was seen at a Beaumont Do It Best hardware store a week before the disappearance, attempting to buy a large Sawzall, raising questions about his intentions. Jake’s 2018 child cruelty conviction for abusing his daughter Promise, who was left blind with 3% brain function after serving just one day in jail, fuels suspicion. Private investigator Jake Fischer called the lenient sentence “outrageous,” blaming the Riverside County DA. Unconfirmed reports include baby clothes in a Cabazon dumpster and a TikTok video of Rebecca at a funeral, possibly using past tense about Emmanuel. Sheriff Shannon Dicus vows to continue the search, urging tips to 909-890-4904 or We-Tip at 1-800-78-CRIME. I’m Joseph Morris, and I’ll keep you updated. Like, subscribe, and comment with your thoughts—I read every one. [Word count: 223]

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