On July 13, 2015, a poignant and heart-wrenching discovery was made in Wallingford, Connecticut. The body of a baby girl, referred to as Baby-Girl Azzolina, was found, marking the beginning of an unclaimed person case that has since lingered without resolution. Despite the passage of time and extensive efforts, Baby-Girl Azzolina remains unclaimed by her mother, casting a somber shadow over her brief presence in this world.
The Connecticut Office of Chief Medical Examiner, located at 11 Shuttle Road in Farmington, has been actively involved in handling the case. With a commitment to ensuring dignified arrangements, they have assigned Agency Case Number 15-11437 to the matter. As of now, the baby rests in the care of the Cremation Society of New England in Wallingford. Since her family has yet to come forward, the society is proceeding to probate to make the final arrangements for Baby-Girl Azzolina, highlighting the stark reality and complex nature of unclaimed person cases.
Despite the challenges posed by her unclaimed status, the case of Baby-Girl Azzolina serves as a somber reminder of the need for compassion and community support in such situations. The Connecticut Office of Chief Medical Examiner, reachable at 860-679-3980, continues to manage the investigation with the goal of bringing closure to this delicate matter. The agency remains a central figure in facilitating the official processes and advocating for the dignity and respect that Baby-Girl Azzolina deserves. More information and updates about the agency's work can be found on their official website.
Date Found: 07/13/2015
