All leads into finding Broward girl last seen in June ‘exhausted,’ detectives say

Detectives with several agencies, along with FBI agents, say all leads into the whereabouts of a 10-year-old Broward girl last seen over the summer are “exhausted.”

Police arrested her mother Tuesday on child neglect charges, jail records show.

The biological father of Gabrielle Patricia Terrelonge reported her missing Oct. 29 after he discovered her mother and sole custodian, Passha Davis, 34, was in jail after being arrested Oct. 17 on charges of giving law enforcement a false ID and resisting without violence charges.

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The missing persons report sparked a multi-agency search for Terrelonge, that included the Miami field office of the FBI.

What most concerned law enforcement is that the “last proof of life” for the little girl was when she was seen leaving a Walmart in Hollywood on June 21, according to Davis’ arrest paperwork.

When police spoke with Davis at the Paul Rein Detention Facility on Oct. 31 to ask about her daughter, she told them she “had no knowledge” of the little girl’s disappearance and that she should be with her father, Margate Detective Antoine Kahlyl wrote in his report.

The name of Gabrielle’s father was redacted from the report.

Family members interviewed by police say that while Davis has been the only person to have custody of Terrelonge since birth, she has a history of mental health, substance abuse issues, per Kahlyl’s report. She’s also listed as homeless.

Terrelonge’s extended family said they had not seen her since December.

“At this moment, the whereabouts of [Terrelonge] remain unknown, despite Law Enforcement exhausting all family members, locations, associations and areas that the victim was known to be while with the defendant,” Kahlyl wrote in his report.

Regarding the arrest of Davis, Kahlyl wrote:

“The Defendant failed to provide any reasonable explanation as to the whereabouts of her minor child. [Davis] has also failed to provide adequate services and supervision necessary to maintain her physical and mental health.”

Davis is being held in jail on a $100,000 bond, records show.

Gabrielle stands four feet, eight inches tall and weighs about 100 pounds. With shoulder-length hair, she was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, black pants and white Crocs.

Anyone who has information on Gabrielle’s disppearance should call 1-800-CALL-FBI or go to tips.fbi.gov. Calls can also be made to the Margate Police Department at 954-972-7111