Horror in Chicago: A pregnant woman went to get the clothes that were offered to her on Facebook, they killed her and they took the baby out of her belly

A nine-month-old pregnant woman went to a house in Chicago because Facebook had offered them free baby clothes but she had been strangled and the baby had been cut by cutting her belly, police said. relatives.

The baby was in serious condition and the doctors were not expecting him to survive. Three people have been arrested for manslaughter and further charges are due Thursday afternoon, said police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.

The body of Marlen Ochoa-Uriostegui, 19, was found Wednesday behind the house. Her family had been looking for her since her disappearance more than three weeks ago. She organized search operations, gave press conferences and urged the police to report on the news.

The pregnant woman was last seen leaving high school where she went on April 23, the same day paramedics were called to the house several miles away, on the same day. southwestern side, by a newborn with breathing problems

"We believe that she was murdered and that the baby was forcibly removed after his murder," said Guglielmi, who described the crime as "an act of horrendous violence."

According to WLS-TV, a 911 emergency service representative reported that a 46-year-old woman had called to say that she had given birth 10 minutes ago and that the baby was pale and blue and did not breathe anymore.

The family of Ochoa-Uriostegui, who was married and had a 3-year-old son, said that a woman had invited her to Facebook at her home and offered her a stroller and baby clothes. .

"She was giving clothes, allegedly on the pretext that her daughters had given her clothes and that they all had children," said Cecelia Garcia, spokesperson for the family.