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A 12-year-old girl’s human remains were found inside a container near an abandoned home, according to authorities.
The discovery was made near an abandoned home on Clark Street on Wednesday. Jacqueline Torres remains were found in a container in the backyard.
Victor Torres, Jacqueline’s father, and Frances Melendez, the girl’s stepmother, told WFSB that they learned of her death from police on Thursday.

Torres said that he had not seen or spoken to his daughter since before her 12th birthday, which was Jan. 29.

He said the 12-year-old was living with her mother, who had custody. He believes that she has been missing since January or potentially earlier. He said he hadn’t been able to get in touch with her for months.
Police have been tight-lipped with information. They have not offered many details, including if an arrest was made.
 
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Police say they have arrested the boyfriend of a woman whose 12-year-old daughter was found dead in a container behind an abandoned home last week.

Jonatan Nanita was taken into custody Monday evening, New Britain police said. The agency did not immediately say where or how he was apprehended, but said it was "with the help of other local law enforcement."
Police said earlier that they had an arrest warrant for Nanita charging him with murder with special circumstances and other counts.

Officials had announced earlier on Monday that the girl's mother, Karla Garcia, 29, of New Britain, had been arrested on murder with special circumstances and other charges in connection with the child's death, which had occurred last fall.

Police also arrested the girl's aunt, Jackelyn Garcia, 28, of New Britain, on cruelty to persons under 19 years of age and other related charges.
New Britain police said the girl, identified by relatives as Jacqueline Torres, suffered "prolonged physical abuse" and "malnourishment." She was home-schooled, and is believed to have died sometime in fall 2024.
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Karla and Jackelyn Garcia

@BuffettGirl look at bitch boy below
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Nanita appeared in court on Tuesday with a black eye and fresh cuts on his face.

“You can already see the guy’s face is messed up. I’m sure where he’s going, there’s going to be justice before court deals with justice, and they deserve it,” said Justin Luetjan, New Britain. “I’m glad God was able to get them caught and they deserve what they get.”
About 25 members of Jacqueline’s family packed the courtroom on Tuesday. Tensions ran high as 13 court marshals tried to calm the angry, heartbroken, and frustrated family.
According to police, Jacqueline was murdered in Farmington last fall. Her body was kept in a plastic container for a year before being dumped behind an abandoned home on Clark Street in New Britain last week. Police were alerted to the body’s location through an anonymous tip.


Police believe her body was secretly kept in the family basement in Farmington and moved when her family relocated to New Britain.
Jacqueline would have been 12-years-old on January 29, 2025.
Karla Garcia and Nanita were charged with murder on Monday.

Both were also charged with first-degree unlawful restraint, risk of injury to a child, tampering with physical evidence, conspiracy to commit murder with special circumstances, intentional cruelty to a child, and improper disposal of a dead body.

Jackelyn Garcia was charged with child cruelty, first-degree unlawful restraint, and risk of injury to a child.
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These people deserve the death penalty

The child found dead earlier this month in a plastic container in New Britain hadn’t eaten for weeks prior to her death, was confined and severely abused, but the Department of Children and Families didn’t receive reports of that abuse, according to a timeline of events released by the state agency last week.

Jacqueline “Mimi” Torres-García was kept zip-tied in a corner, lying on top of pee pads, and had been denied food in the two weeks before she died, according to court documents. The documents detail some of the evidence likely to be presented in cases against the girl’s mother, aunt, and the mother’s boyfriend in connection with her murder.
On Oct. 8, New Britain police received a tip that Jonatan Nanita, Karla García’s boyfriend, had picked up a tote in the woods of a cemetery and put it in the back of his vehicle, then drove to an abandoned home on Clark Street and left the tote on the property. The tote was presumed to contain Torres-García’s body, according to the warrants.
The autopsy showed that there were no signs of recent trauma or injuries that caused her death, but she was malnourished. Karla García told police after her arrest that she and Nanita stopped feeding Torres-García for two weeks prior to her death and that they had restrained her in zip ties as punishment when she was “acting bad,” according to the warrants.
After the girl’s death, Nanita put her body in the basement of their Farmington home, but the smell of decay emanating from below was so strong they had to live with friends or at hotels, documents state.

Jackelyn García sent her sister a photo of the girl restrained in zip ties and lying on a pee pad, according to documents. Karla García told her sister that the child died on Sept. 19, 2024, more than a year before her body was found this month.
Karla García said most of her daughter’s punishments were at the direction of Nanita and that she had planned to go on a podcast to share the story of what happened. She wrote notes on her phone about what she planned to say on the podcast before she was arrested.
While DCF had involvement with the family, it doesn’t appear that the agency was aware of the 2024 abuse that ultimately led to Torres-García’s death. The agency said in a statement on Friday that the family had deceived them by having another child impersonate Torres-García in a welfare check on Zoom earlier this year. According to DCF, the family told them the child was being homeschooled and was visiting a relative out of state.
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I guess beating and torturing a child should be added to the list of things that aid useless cum dumpster's fertility.

A Connecticut mother and her boyfriend are accused of lying to the state to get SNAP benefits for the mom's dead 12-year-old after they allegedly abused, murdered, and stowed away her body inside a 40-gallon "tote" container, which they tried hiding in a cemetery before dumping it at an abandoned house.
The Connecticut Department of Social Services alleges that Karla Garcia and Jonatan Nanita, who are both charged with murder, have been receiving SNAP benefits — federal funds doled out as part of the government's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — throughout 2025 following the slaying of Garcia's child, Jacqueline "Mimi" Torres-Garcia, in September 2024, according to local CBS affiliate WFSB.
DSS investigators discovered that Garcia submitted SNAP renewal forms for herself and five children, including Jacqueline, in January 2025 and August 2025, officials said. She failed to report that Jacqueline was no longer part of her household and also did not report that Jonatan Nanita was living with her.

Nanita, meanwhile, received SNAP benefits between Oct. 16, 2024, and October 2025 while claiming he was homeless, according to DSS.
WFSB reports that had the couple told the truth about their situation, they both would have had fewer benefits. The two of them allegedly signed paperwork acknowledging that they could be fined up to $250,000 and imprisoned for up to 20 years if they lied.
Garcia admitted to cops that Jacqueline died "sometime in her bed, but she wasn't sure exactly when," the arrest warrants allege.

"She stated Jonatan Nanita came downstairs one day and told her (Garcia) that Jacqueline Torres-Garcia was not breathing anymore," according to the documents. "Garcia stated Jonatan Nanita moved Jacqueline Torres-Garcia's body to the basement, but she never went down there to see what he did with it. Garcia stated the smell became so bad that they began to stay at hotels and with other friends."
The couple allegedly pointed fingers at each other while being questioned by police and "gave different accounts concerning what had happened" to Jacqueline, per the police documents.
Garcia originally told New Britain detectives that her daughter "was fine, and visiting a friend," according to the warrants. She allegedly admitted to arguing with Jacqueline over Garcia being pregnant with another child, claiming that Jacqueline "was upset that she was pregnant again," the warrants say.
"She stated that during the argument Jacqueline pushed her down the stairs inside her house causing both of them to fall down the stairs," police allege. "Garcia stated that Jonatan became upset with Jacqueline, kicked her in the head, and dragged her off. Garcia stated that she never saw her daughter again after that. Garcia denied any knowledge of the tote containing her daughter."
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