In the early morning hours of October 10, 2011, in Mesa, Arizona, the life of one-year-old Jeremy Noe Pineda was tragically cut short. The young boy was at his grandmother's apartment, located at 750 E. Dana #2, along with four other children under her care. At approximately 6:45 AM, a violent intrusion shattered the morning's peace.
Two Hispanic males reportedly confronted the grandmother at the back door of the residence.
In a sudden burst of violence, shots were fired, and the two unidentified men fled the scene on foot. In the immediate aftermath, the grandmother made a devastating discovery inside the apartment. She found her grandson, Jeremy, suffering from a gunshot wound.
Despite the swiftness of the event, the damage was irreversible. Jeremy Noe Pineda succumbed to his injuries, his death later confirmed to be a result of the gunshot wound. The Mesa Police Department launched an investigation into the homicide. However, the suspects who fled the scene have not been publicly identified or apprehended. The case of Jeremy Noe Pineda's death remains an unsolved cold case, a painful and unresolved tragedy for his family and the community.