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She told officers that she ran away because she got in trouble after Woods thought she was pretending to sleep, according to a police report obtained by ABC 15.
Woods had made her run laps as punishment and “hit her with a brush on the back of her hand,” the girl said, revealing “faint bruising and marks on the back of both of her hands,” according to the report.
Rebekah said Woods also hit her with a belt on her feet and showed the officers red marks on both of them.
“It has happened a lot,” she told the cops, the report states.
Police interviewed Woods, who denied hitting Rebekah and claimed the girl was harming herself with a brush the night before.
The DCS investigator told police they had multiple reports of Rebekah self-harming and accusing Woods of abuse — but due to the conflicting stories and lack of witnesses, authorities determined the October 2024 incident did not rise to the level of criminal prosecution, and the case closed a month later.
In early July 2025, the family moved from Phoenix to a yurt in a remote part of Apache County, according to ABC 15
Rebekah was found unresponsive, horrifically beaten, sexually abused and malnourished on the side of a highway in Holbrook on July 27.
“She had bruises from head to toe. There were injuries to her vaginal and anus area. She had damaged, missing toenails and burn marks on her back that appeared to be consistent with cigarette burns,” Kole Soderquist, a deputy with the Apache County Sheriff’s Office, testified in September.
Police searched the family’s home and discovered a horror scene.
“There were lots of paper towels with blood all over them in a trash can where we found clumps of hair,” Soderquist said.
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