'Unspeakable tragedy': Death of pregnant teen and boyfriend now capital murder case
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Police said they are seeking two persons of interest in a capital murder case after 18-year-old Savanah Soto is believed to have been found dead.
The mysterious deaths of a pregnant teen who was about to give birth and her boyfriend are now being investigated as a capital murder case, San Antonio police said.
Calling the case an "unspeakable tragedy," police said they were looking for two persons of interest after 18-year-old Savanah Soto is believed to have been found dead days after the Texas mom-to-be was scheduled to be induced.
An 18-year-old full-term pregnant woman and a 22-year-old man were discovered dead in a vehicle in San Antonio on Tuesday, police said. An unborn child was also found deceased, police said.
The Kia Optima they were found in had been at that location for likely several days, police said.
The female victim has yet to be officially identified by the medical examiner but "I think we can be confident" that it is Soto, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said during a press briefing Thursday.
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