
DeMarcus Kenneth Johnson-Wright has been arrested in Kentucky on suspicion of murdering 41-year-old pregnant April Barlow Celio, whose baby was cut from her womb.
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The remains of 41-year-old April Barlow Celio were found in her home on September 23.
In Kentucky, USA, a man was arrested suspected of brutally attacking a pregnant woman, 41-year-old April Barlow Celio. People reports this.
Celio's remains were found in her own home on September 23. After an autopsy, forensic experts determined that the perpetrator cut out an unborn child from the woman’s womb. Police later searched Celio's home again and found what they believed to be the remains of an infant.
During the investigation, investigators identified DeMarcus Kenneth Johnson-Wright. He was hiding in another state, but they were able to track him down and catch him. This is not the first time the man has come to the attention of the police. It is known that he was suspected of robbery, kidnapping, illegal possession of firearms and domestic violence.
Celio is survived by her husband and three children. The investigation is ongoing.
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