In the United States, a 29-year-old young woman has just been sentenced to death after killing a future mother in October 2020. She had opened the belly of her victim, nine months pregnant, in order to steal her fetus.
A sordid drama. A woman was sentenced to the death penaltyWednesday, November 9, in court in New Boston, a small town east of Dallas, United States, after several weeks of a trial that began in September, reported The voice of the North, this Saturday, November 12. This 29-year-old Texas woman, named Taylor Parker, was convicted of killing a pregnant womantwo years earlier, with the aim of him steal her fetus. On October 9, 2020, the murderer actually went to Reagan Simmons-Hancock, a 21-year-old young woman who was in her ninth month of pregnancy, and took her stabbed over a hundred times.
Taylor Parker then opened the victim’s stomach in order to him extract her baby, before leaving by car. She was finally arrested by the police the same day, driving her vehicle, the fetus on the knees, just ten miles from the home of Reagan Simmons-Hancock. According to our colleagues, she would then have assured that she had just given birth. The baby, meanwhile, was hospitalized, but did not survive. During the trial, the victim’s husband made it known that Taylor Parker and his wife were friends. According to him, it is even she who would have photographed them on their wedding day.
What’s next after this ad
The killer had planned everything for months
In the months leading up to the murder, the death row inmate had makes her boyfriend and relatives believe that she was expecting a child. She had gone so far as to talk about her pregnancy, ultimately fictitious, on social networks, to buy herself fake silicone belly and to throw a party to reveal the gender of the child to those close to her. A well-crafted scenario, but far from reality, since Taylor Parker had a hysterectomy and will therefore never be able to have children. The police also indicated, according to The voice of the Norththat the Texan had started to spot pregnant women in specialized stores or maternity wards, a few weeks before the murder. An investigator revealed that she herself had made appointments at clinics, where she was seen, and had viewed many childbirth and caesarean section videos.