Mother Criticizes Probe Into Son's Death

The mother of a 3-year-old Nashua boy who died a year ago today is expressing frustration that no arrests have been made, according to the Union Leader.

Christian Jackson was visiting his father in Manchester on Feb. 19, 2011 when police received a 911 call reporting that the toddler was not breathing. Christian was pronounced dead the following day. His death was determined to be from blunt force trauma, and prosecutors classified it as a homicide. Investigators say the case remains active, and they are hopeful that it will ultimately be resolved.

"I am angry and I am aggravated," the boy's mother, Latoya Jackson of Nashua, told the Union Leader. "This shouldn't take a year, it is just ridiculous. My family has been through hell and back."

The Nashua Telegraph also Tweeted this afternoon that a candlelight vigil for Christian will be held today at 5 p.m. at Greeley Park, according to family members.