Nashua Girl’s Death Ruled a Homicide

NASHUA, N.H. —The Attorney General's office has released new details in the case of a Nashua toddler whose death was considered suspicious.

The AG's office now says  3-year-old Brielle Gage died of blunt force trauma. On Nov. 25, police were called to the home at 14 Oak St. for a medical emergency. The girl was taken to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead. While the investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death remains under investigation, authorities say it was a homicide. Police were at 14 Oak St. earlier this year, arresting a mother and her boyfriend in connection with child abuse charges. Five children lived in the home at the time, ages 8, 6, 4, 3 and 9 months. Investigators aren't saying if the same family is involved.