Missing maryland girl last seen leaving store with two unknown men

Missing Maryland Girl Last Seen Leaving Store With Two Unknown Men

Urgent Search for Missing Thirteen-Year-Old in Montgomery County

GERMANTOWN, MD – The Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division (SVID) is urgently requesting the public’s help in locating Isabella Cardillo, a 13-year-old girl reported missing. Isabella was last seen on Tuesday at around 11:30 AM in a store located at Germantown Square, 12600 block of Wisteria Drive at Great Seneca Highway.

Following her last sighting, Isabella was observed leaving the area in an older gold SUV accompanied by two individuals.

Detectives are now seeking assistance from the public to identify these two individuals to aid in Isabella’s safe return. Concerns are growing rapidly due to her young age and the circumstances of her disappearance.

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