Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, a US Most Wanted woman, was hiding in India since 2023. The FBI arrested her for the murder of her son. With the cooperation of India and Interpol, she was brought to the US and the trial process began.
US Most Wanted Woman: Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, included in the list of America's Most Wanted fugitives, has been arrested in India. This woman is accused of murdering her 6-year-old son. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), with the help of India, caught her and brought her to the US.
How Cindy Rodriguez-Singh Reached India
FBI Director Kash Patel stated that Cindy Rodriguez-Singh came to India with her husband, Arshdeep Singh, and children in 2023. It seems that she had no intention of returning to the US during this time. She lied about her son, Noel Alavarez, in America, claiming that he was in Mexico with his biological father. Two days later, Rodriguez left for India with her entire family.
What is the Whole Matter?
Cindy Rodriguez-Singh had two warrants. The first was a federal warrant, which included a charge of unlawful flight. The second was a warrant from the state of Texas, which included a charge of murdering a child under the age of 10. A reward of $250,000 was also announced against her. The FBI stated that Noel Alavarez had been missing since 2022, but his missing complaint was not filed until March 2023.
Noel Alavarez's Health Condition
The FBI stated that the child had serious health problems. These included developmental disorders, pulmonary edema, and esotropia. Despite these illnesses, Rodriguez did not provide any kind of proper care. As a result, the child died. Following this, the American judiciary took serious legal action.
FBI and Social Media Post
FBI Director Kash Patel posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday, August 21, 2025, that Cindy lied about her son's location and left for India two days later. He wrote that Rodriguez has not returned to the US since then. After this, a district court in Texas charged her with murder and issued an arrest warrant in November.
Action Taken with the Help of India and Interpol
After Cindy Rodriguez-Singh's presence in India was discovered, the FBI worked with Indian authorities and Interpol to take action. Her locations and movements were monitored. Under joint efforts, she was arrested and brought to the US. This event is an example of cooperation for the arrest of criminals at the international level.
