The 11-Year-Old Girl Who Commited Suicide Because, As Her Mother Claimed, Her Classmates 'Threatened To Call ICE On Her Mom' Turns Out To Have Been Sexually Abused By A Family Member

The 11-year-old Texas girl who tragically took her own life because “classmates threatened to call ICE on her mom” was allegedly sexually abused by a family member.

Jocelyn Rojo Carranza’s mother claimed that her daughter was bullied at school because of their immigration status.

An investigation found that Carranza was in earshot of a conversation involving students joking about deporting Hispanic students however there is more to the story.

According to children at the school, Carranza had opened up about abuse before her death

“It was reported by multiple students that [Carranza] told them that she had been inappropriately touched by a family member and wished to keep this a secret to avoid getting them in trouble,” Superintendent DesMontes Stewart said.

The school district also revealed that Carranza had previously expressed thoughts of taking her own life to her cousin.

The cousin then told Carranza’s mom who allegedly never told the school district.

The district said they would have gotten her resources for the self-harm thoughts however the mother allegedly never told them, as reported by the New York Post.

The video below is State Rep Mary Ann Santos politicizing Carranza’s death.