Do you know who murdered this baby? In the spring of 1984, a heart-wrenching discovery was made in a Tulsa, Oklahoma, home that would leave a lasting mark on the community. On March 28, the father of seven-month-old Christina Marie Evans found his infant daughter unresponsive in her crib. The initial shock and grief of the family would soon turn to a grim reality as the circumstances of her death came to light.
An investigation into the sudden passing of the baby girl revealed a chilling cause.
Medical examiners determined that Christina had died from blunt force trauma to the head, indicating that her death was not accidental but a result of violence. This finding launched a homicide investigation as authorities sought to understand what had happened to the infant in the perceived safety of her own home.
Despite the efforts of investigators and the passage of time, the case of who was responsible for the death of Christina Marie Evans grew cold. Decades have passed, yet no arrests have been made in connection with her murder. The Tulsa Police Department continues to list her death as an unsolved homicide, a cold case that remains a somber reminder of a life cut tragically short. The community has been left with lingering questions and the hope that one day, justice will be served for the infant girl whose life was taken before it had a chance to truly begin.
