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Pregnant Teen Mom Executed in Her Own Car
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24:54Now PlayingA Florida police officer was shocked when he stumbled upon a crime scene while doing a routine patrol near Coastline Park. The Sanford officer approached a lone car backed into a parking spot and found a young woman, dead from gunshot wounds, in the front seat. She was later identified as 18-year-old Kaylin Fiengo, a mother of one who was expecting another child. Find out what happened to Kaylin on this episode of Law&Crime Investigates.
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