A 10-year-old girl died all alone after she was brutally tortured by her father and his girlfriend, according to police.

Rebekah Baptiste was found unresponsive on a street intersection in Holbrook, Arizona, in July after being savagely tortured by her guardians, officials said. Her parents drove her to a hospital and she died days later from ‘non-accidental trauma,’ doctors said.

‘She spent the last four days in the hospital by herself and the only thing DCS can say is, “I’m sorry you weren’t informed,”‘ said Rebekah’s uncle Damon Hawkins.

Hawkins added that Rebekah ‘was black and blue from her head to toe’ and had two black eyes. 

Doctors said Rebekah was malnourished and dehydrated and had been tortured, as reported by AZ Family. 

Her father Richard Baptiste and his longtime girlfriend Anicia Woods were charged this week with first-degree murder for her death.

Rebekah’s uncle said he and his wife had alerted Child Services after noticing red flags but his reports were ignored.

‘I made it clear to the investigator and DCS that the system failed her. We have logs and logs of the times where, over the past years where they’ve been contacted, of the worry that we had,’ Hawkins said.

‘We got word of sexual abuse about a year and a half ago, and they [DCS] turned a blind eye to it.’

Dawkins said he repeatedly asked to see Rebekah and her siblings but was turned away by her guardians. 

‘[Rebekah] was my biggest concern. The answer we always got was, “they’re kids, they’re in trouble. They’re in trouble,”‘ Hawkins said. 

Dawkins said that the last time he saw the children, he could see fear in their eyes when it was time for them to go back home. 

Richard Baptiste and Anicia Woods were also charged with child abuse over their treatment of his two younger sons. 

Woods reportedly said she acted as the children’s mother and admitted to hitting them.

Rebekah and her two siblings attended Empower College Prep until May, the school confirmed, adding that they also tried alerting officials about Rebekah’s wellbeing.

‘Over the past year, our staff reported concerns of suspected abuse and neglect involving this child to the Department of Child Safety a total of 12 times,’ the school said in a statement sent to ABC15. 

‘Despite our continued efforts and repeated calls for intervention, it does not appear that any meaningful action was taken.’

Baptiste and Woods are scheduled to appear in court on September 4. 

A judge set a bond for each of them of $1million.

The department said in a statement: ‘It is with a heavy heart that we acknowledge the death of Rebekah Baptiste, a child who was known to the Department. Any time a child in our community is harmed, it deeply affects us all. Our dedicated staff work tirelessly to ensure the safety of all children. Tragically, those who intend to harm children sometimes evade even the most robust systems designed to protect them.

‘In response to this incident, the Department is actively collaborating with law enforcement in a joint investigation to ensure that the people responsible for this heinous act are brought to justice.

‘The Department’s Safety Analysis Review Team will also be conducting a thorough review of this case to identify and understand any systemic barriers that may have influenced the outcome, and to implement changes as necessary.’