Brother of pregnant teen killed in possible narcotics deal 'that went bad' says she didn't use drugs
The family of a pregnant Texas woman, killed in what investigators believe was a narcotics deal "that went bad," insisted on Thursday she didn't use drugs.
The family of a pregnant Texas woman, killed in what investigators believe was a narcotics deal "that went bad," insisted Thursday she didn't use drugs and was unduly influenced by the man killed alongside her.
San Antonio police arrested two men in connection with the slayings of Savanah Soto, 18, and Matthew Guerra, 22, who were found shot to death inside his car just after Christmas.
Christopher Preciado, 19, was charged with capital murder while his father, Ramon Preciado, 53, was charged with abuse of a corpse. Police alleged he helped move the bodies.
"It appears to be a narcotics-related deal that went bad," Police Sgt. Washington Moscoso told reporters early Thursday.
Soto, who was pregnant and due to be induced just before she disappeared, didn't do drugs and was even sensitive to secondhand tobacco smoke, her brother Jordan Corona told NBC News.
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