Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP139591)
Isabell Mary Sepulveda‑Badillo, a 22‑year‑old woman of Hispanic/Latino background, was last seen in Williston, Florida, on March 4, 2025. That day, she wore a navy blue jacket and a denim skirt. Surveillance footage recorded her inside a local Winn‑Dixie supermarket in the company of an unidentified white female, after which she was seen traveling east on U.S. Highway 27 Alternate.
Her physical characteristics were documented by law enforcement: she stood approximately 65 inches tall, weighed around 200 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Jurisdiction for the case rests with the Levy County Sheriff’s Office in Bronson, Florida, under case number 25030854. The initial report was filed on the same day she was last seen.
At the time, the circumstances surrounding her disappearance were murky and deeply troubling, prompting concern from her family, friends, and the community. No additional details were publicly shared beyond the surveillance observations and her physical description.
Subsequently, it was confirmed that Isabell has been located. The precise timing of her recovery has not been disclosed; details remain vague and general. The limited information available does not specify whether she was found safe, reunited with family, or the circumstances under which she was located.
Her recovery marks a significant turn in a case that had weighed heavily on her loved ones and local law enforcement. Although the precise nature and timing of her return are not yet known, the mere fact of her being found brings a measure of relief to those who had been anxiously awaiting news.
This narrative reflects both the initial uncertainty of her disappearance and the hope that comes with her eventual location.Last Seen: Mar 4, 2025
