NEW BRITAIN, CT – A family has confirmed the tragic discovery of a 12-year-old girl’s remains found this week in New Britain. The remains were identified as those of Jacqueline Torres, according to her father. The grim find was made Wednesday, outside an abandoned house on Clark Street.
Jacqueline’s father revealed he last saw his daughter on January 29, her birthday. Since then, his attempts to contact her had been unsuccessful. The family fears that Jacqueline may have been deceased for several months.
Police are investigating the case, working tirelessly to establish a timeline leading up to the discovery. A growing memorial at the site reflects the community’s shock and grief.
Neighbors and friends are grappling with the loss. “She was just a child,” commented one local resident, expressing disbelief over the tragic event.
As investigators continue their work, the community has come together to remember Jacqueline, who was affectionately known as “Mimi.” Messages of love and remembrance adorn the site where her remains were found.
The medical examiner’s office is conducting an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Meanwhile, the New Britain Police Department is expected to provide updates on the case.
Authorities are exploring all leads, and the possibility of arrests has not been ruled out. The investigation remains active as the community awaits answers.
The story has touched many, and the community is united in seeking justice for Jacqueline. Updates will be shared as the investigation progresses.