SAN FRANCISCO — The death of a 15-year-old girl found in a San Francisco driveway has sparked outrage among family members who claim that passersby ignored her body. Jazmin Pellegrini was discovered deceased on Saturday in the driveway of an unfamiliar residence in the Golden Gate City. She had gone missing from her Bay Point home three days prior, leaving behind her phone and money.
The circumstances surrounding Pellegrini’s death remain unclear, leaving her family with many unanswered questions about the events leading up to her demise. These details were shared by the family on a GoFundMe page set up in response to the tragedy.
Family members expressed their distress over the fact that many people walked past the teenager’s body without offering assistance. They believe that many assumed she was a homeless person who had passed out. While one individual did stop to call paramedics, Pellegrini was briefly revived before succumbing again.
Upon the arrival of firefighters, it was noted that Pellegrini’s shirt and bra were missing, raising concerns among her family members.
The cause of Pellegrini’s death is yet to be determined, and there are currently no suspicions of foul play. However, her mother, Márta Bárány, is determined to find the person responsible for what she describes as a “heinous act”. Bárány expressed her grief and determination in a Facebook post, stating that the family misses Pellegrini immensely and would do anything to bring the responsible party to justice.
Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding Jazmin Pellegrini’s death.