A pregnant woman was murdered, her son was taken out of the womb: his family assigns a Facebook message to a free baby clothes

The last time someone saw Marlen Ochoa-López was nine months pregnant.

The 19 year old girl He left his alternative high school on the west side of Chicago around 3 pm On April 23, he drove away with his black Honda Civic. Later in the day His family received a call informing him that he had not come to pick up his 3 year old son at the daycare. She had sent an SMS to her husband to tell him that I was too tired to drive, and then he disappeared.

For almost a month, when the due date arrived, her family desperately asked for her return, fearing that she was kidnapped or worse. His mother, Raquel Uriostegui, told reporters, crying, that the young son of Ochoa-López refused to eat. They had to remove all family photos as he was constantly asking about it.

"She can not just be gone in the air"Uriostegui said through an interpreter earlier this month. "She is a very responsible woman. She is not a person who simply disappears and leaves the house. I can not believe that she just left, pregnant and abandoned her other son. There is something wrong here, something bad"

All hope that the teenager is still alive has fainted on Wednesday, when officials confirmed that human remains found in a house in southwestern Chicago belonged to Ochoa-López, and that her baby had been torn from her belly.

Ochoa-Lopez was also known as Marlen Ochoa-Uriostegui. He died of strangulation by ligation, which usually involves the use of a cord or twine, said the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office, and his death was considered a homicide. Anthony Guglielmi, the chief spokesperson for the Chicago Police Department, told him The Washington Post that his Baby was cut from the belly after being killed.

The body of Ochoa-Lopez was found a few hours after several people in the house were arrested for questioning, authorities said. Three remained in detention Wednesday night, but no charges were announced.

"It's as if this family had lived a horror film"said Julie Contreras, a student pastor who spoke on behalf of the family Chicago Sun-Times.

At around 6 pm the same day that Ochoa-López did not pick up his son at the nursery, Paramedics from the Chicago Fire Department were sent to the same house in southwest Chicagowhere his body was found weeks later. The appeal concerned a newborn.

"The caller gave birth 10 minutes ago", explains a 911 dispatcher on audio recordings obtained by WLS. "46, the baby does not breathe. The baby is pale and blue. They do the CPR. "

The baby was taken to hospital in critical condition, officials told local media. According to the family of Ochoa-López, it was the baby of the missing girl who had been cut and torn from her body.

Relatives also told the newspaper that a few weeks ago, the Honda Civic Ochoa-López He was found abandoned a few blocks from the same house. This was covered with parking tickets.

Although police did not reveal details about the ongoing investigation, relatives said that Ochaoa-López She was lured to this house by a woman she met via a Facebook group for young mothers.

"She was giving clothes, allegedly on the pretext that her daughters had received clothes and that they had all those extra clothes for the child"Cecilia Garcia, a spokeswoman for the family, told reporters at a press conference. "These are the false pretenses we believe lead her to this house."

The screenshots obtained by CBS Chicago show that on March 6, Ochoa-Lopez posted a message to the Facebook group now gone, which was titled "Help Sista Out"His due date was coming, he wrote, and always Many of the supplies she needed were available.

"Because I am at school and I can not work right now, I can not afford to buy the rest because I do not have enough money for the time being"wrote Ochoa-López.

Screenshots show that Another member of the group responded and asked Ochoa-López if he could wait a week. Her daughter had extra clothes for babies that had never been worn, she explained, explaining that "she was lucky to have two babies so he would like to spread wealth"

The woman said she was located near 79th Street West and Pulaski Street South, an intersection a few blocks from the house where the body of Ochoa-López will be found later. She ordered the pregnant teenager to send her a private message.

When extracting Toothbrush DNA and hairbrush from Ochoa-López, detectives could confirm a coincidence with the baby who was transferred to the hospital in April, said his family to Chicago Tribune.

The baby, who received the name of Yadiel Yovany López from the family, receives vital support and has no brain functionsaid the family members.

Interview with reporters outside the coroner's office Wednesday night, Ochoa-López's husband, Yovany López, cried.

"Why did those bad people do that?" Asked he. "She did not do anything to them, she was a good person."