09-22-2011, 03:40 PM
BREAKING NEWS
FINALLY
now there should be movement in case.
WMUR
CONCORD, N.H. -- Investigators have ruled the death of a West Stewartstown girl a homicide, but they have not disclosed the cause of death.
Celina Cass, 11, was reported missing on July 25, and her body was found in the Connecticut River a week later. An autopsy was inconclusive, and investigators said they were awaiting toxicology results.
The attorney general's office said Thursday that Celina's death was a homicide, but it said that although a cause of death was determined, it was not being released at this time. It said releasing the cause of death could negatively affect the investigation.
No suspects have been named in the girl's death. Her family said they had sent her to bed the night before she was reported missing, but she was gone the next day.
FINALLY
now there should be movement in case.
WMUR
CONCORD, N.H. -- Investigators have ruled the death of a West Stewartstown girl a homicide, but they have not disclosed the cause of death.
Celina Cass, 11, was reported missing on July 25, and her body was found in the Connecticut River a week later. An autopsy was inconclusive, and investigators said they were awaiting toxicology results.
The attorney general's office said Thursday that Celina's death was a homicide, but it said that although a cause of death was determined, it was not being released at this time. It said releasing the cause of death could negatively affect the investigation.
No suspects have been named in the girl's death. Her family said they had sent her to bed the night before she was reported missing, but she was gone the next day.