An 11-year-old girl from Alabama found dead after being last seen at her aunt's, where an SUV was seen in an alley.

Amberly Barnett was found dead early Saturday after a night search of the missing 11-year-old. Vernon, Ala.
(DeKalb County Sheriff's Department)

An Alabama girl was found dead on Saturday after missing her aunt's house where a dark SUV was spotted in the driveway, police and her family said.

Amberly Lee Barnett's body was found in an undisclosed location early Saturday morning, after the authorities began searching for the 11-year-old girl, who had last been seen at her aunt's home at Mt. Vernon, Ala., Said the police.

"At around 6:30 this morning, the dead body of 11-year-old Amberly Alexis Barnett was found," said DeKalb County Sheriff Nick Welden at a press conference. held on Saturday. "Due to the ongoing investigation, we are limited on the information that we are able to disclose."

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Barnett was at her aunt's house when she disappeared around 6 pm Friday. His mother, Jonie Barnett, said that a dark-colored sport utility vehicle had been spotted in the driveway that night.

"His phone has been left behind and my baby is taking him everywhere. Nothing in his phone indicated that she was planning to leave! "Wrote AL.com, wrote Jonie Barnett in an article published on social networks. "Amberly is the kind of person who does nothing to get her into trouble. She is so scared that anyone is angry with her or has problems. She would not have fled or planned to leave somewhere.

She said that her daughter was wearing a yellow striped blue hoodie, blue jeans and a white Converse when she disappeared. Barnett added that his daughter would not leave his cell phone.

"Anyone who knows Amberly knows that she would not have left without informing me of it, nor my sister. She is too scared to get in trouble. She would never leave her mobile phone behind, "wrote the mother. "She will fight if someone tries to do something to her. She is the type who gets angry and leaves. She will not stop fighting to go home.

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Welden said the police "diligently, diligently, pursue different tracks" as part of his investigation into his death.

"And if the Lord wills it, we will have answers in the next days. Please, keep the family in your thoughts and prayers as we progress through this tragic event, "he said.