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Dec 26 2023
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Missing pregnant teen and boyfriend found dead, family says
Missing Texas teen Savanah Nicole Soto, who was due to give birth any day, and her boyfriend have been found dead following a multi-day search, a family member confirmed Tuesday. Soto and her boyfriend Matthew Guerra, who was also reported missing, were found dead inside a vehicle, a family member told CBS San Antonio affiliate KENS 5. The Leon Valley Police Department earlier told CBS News
Yahoo NewsJan 08 2024
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Police: Texas rapper kept pregnant woman locked in garage for years
A Texas man allegedly kidnapped a pregnant woman and kept her locked up in a single-car garage for nearly five years, according to police. The man reportedly forced her to have sex with him and only fed her chips and snacks, KHOU 11 reported. Lee Carter, a 52-year-old rapper known as Viper, was charged with aggravated kidnapping in April 2023 but arrested on Thursday, January 4. Court
San Antonio Local NewsJan 03 2024
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Jeremy Best pleads not guilty to murdering pregnant wife, young son
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The Idaho man charged with killing his pregnant wife and young son pleaded not guilty Wednesday to three counts of murder. In a virtual hearing, 48-year-old Jeremy Best pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder and three enhancements for the use of a weapon during a commission of a crime, East Idaho News reported. Best answered questions from Judge Dane
ABC4 UtahDec 13 2023
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Student Failed Quiz For Saying Men Can’t Get Pregnant
A 10th-grade student in Seattle failed a quiz for correctly stating that only women can get pregnant, according to a report from Jason Rantz. An Ethnic Studies World History course in the Seattle area gave students a quiz titled “Understanding Gender vs. Sex,” which consisted mostly of true-or-false questions. One question read “Only women can get pregnant.” The answer is true, but the answer
The Daily CallerDec 28 2023
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Medical examiner releases cause of death for pregnant teen, boyfriend in Texas
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The cause of death for a pregnant teenager and her boyfriend was released Thursday. The Bexar County Medical Examiner on Thursday confirmed that Matthew Guerra’s cause of death was a “contact gunshot wound to the head” and Savannah Soto’s cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head, according to the San Antonio Express-News. San Antonio Police Department said that the
KIRO 7Dec 28 2023
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Pregnant woman and partner found dead in car in San Antonio, Texas
Savanah Soto, an 18-year-old girl, was eagerly awaiting the arrival of her baby, whom she planned to name Fabián. However, on the day of her scheduled labor induction appointment, she did not show up, causing concern for her family. She also missed Christmas dinner, further worrying her loved ones. Days later, Savanah’s body was discovered inside a car, still pregnant, alongside her partner
Alaska CommonsDec 27 2023
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Missing pregnant teen and boyfriend found dead in San Antonio, Texas
LEON VALLEY, TX (ABC News) - A pregnant San Antonio-area 18-year-old who prompted a Clear Alert after she disappeared was believed to have been found dead. Savanah Soto was last seen Friday in Leon Valley, Texas, according to police. Leon Valley police said Soto was supposed to be induced on Friday, but did not show up at the hospital. Family members confirmed to KSAT that Soto was found
KGNSDec 26 2023
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Clear Alert issued after pregnant Texas teen goes missing
18-year-old last seen Friday in Leon Valley, TX The 18-year-old from Leon Valley never showed up to her appointment to be induced. Here is what we know about her. The 18-year-old from Leon Valley never showed up to her appointment to be induced. Here is what we know about her. The 18-year-old from Leon Valley never showed up to her appointment to be induced. Here is what we know about her. The
ABC 7 ChicagoDec 07 2023
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Texas judge grants pregnant woman's request to get an abortion
A Texas judge on Thursday granted an emergency order allowing a pregnant woman whose fetus has a fatal diagnosis to get an abortion in the state. Late last month, Kate Cox, a Dallas-area mother of two, found out that the developing fetus has trisomy 18, a condition likely to cause stillbirth or the death of the baby shortly after it’s born, according to her attorney Molly Duane. Texas law
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