An 2 year old dies as a result of physical abuse In the early morning hours of June 15, 1989, a distressing call was made to the Merrimack Police in New Hampshire. On the other end of the line was Karen Jimenez, the mother of two-and-a-half-year-old Megan Jimenez. When officers arrived at their home at 15 Sharon Avenue, they were met with a heart-wrenching scene. Little Megan was found unresponsive and was not breathing.
The young female child was rushed to the hospital, but tragically, she could not be revived and was pronounced dead
later that day. An autopsy would later reveal a grim and deeply disturbing truth. Megan's death was not the result of an accident or a sudden illness; it was ruled a homicide. The cause of death was determined to be a long-term pattern of physical abuse, painting a harrowing picture of the suffering she endured in her short life.
Despite the clear determination that Megan was the victim of a homicide, her case has remained unsolved for decades. The investigation into her death has yet to result in any arrests, and no suspects have been publicly named. The circumstances of the abuse she suffered and the identity of her killer remain a mystery that has haunted the community and law enforcement for years. The New Hampshire Department of Justice continues to list Megan's case as an unsolved homicide, a cold case waiting for a breakthrough that will finally bring justice for the little girl whose life was cut so tragically short.
