The family of a 12-year-old girl, Jacqueline Torres, has confirmed the identification of her remains, discovered earlier this week in New Britain. The tragic find was made near an abandoned house on Clark Street. Jacqueline’s father last saw her on her birthday, January 29, and subsequent attempts to contact her were unsuccessful. The family believes that Jacqueline, affectionately known as “Mimi,” may have been deceased for several months.
Local law enforcement is actively investigating the case, working to establish a timeline leading up to the heartbreaking discovery. A growing memorial at the site reflects the community’s shock and sorrow over the loss. The community is grappling with the reality of Jacqueline’s untimely death, with one resident expressing disbelief, saying, “She was just a child.”
As the investigation continues, the community has come together to remember Jacqueline. The site where her remains were found is now adorned with messages of love and remembrance. The community’s unity is evident in their shared grief and their collective pursuit of justice for Jacqueline.
The medical examiner’s office is conducting an autopsy to determine the cause of Jacqueline’s death. The New Britain Police Department is expected to provide updates on the case as the investigation progresses. Authorities are following all leads, and the possibility of arrests has not been ruled out.
The investigation remains active, with the community anxiously awaiting answers. The tragic story has deeply affected many, and the community is united in their quest for justice for Jacqueline. Updates will be shared as the investigation progresses.