The sudden death of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray has many in the community in shock, grief and in an uproar. Many have offered condolences, prayers, sharing posts to help bring awareness.
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Jocelyn, better known as Jocy to her family and friends, was described as a beautiful and bright girl who had a future ahead of her. described her as “quiet, independent, smart and sweet.” Jocelyn always dreamed of being an actress and loved music. She also loved spending time with her brother. RELATED: ‘Like a bad dream’: Police say 12-year-old found dead in N. Houston creek was strangled, seek 2 persons of interest
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