Sena had cuts that resembled a “T” on her stomach and that she was alive when her baby was forcibly removed from her womb.
Womb Raider Slash Pregnant Teen – Emilly Sena, who was nine months pregnant, was discovered on Thursday, buried in the backyard of a home in the Brazilian city of Cuiabá.
Emilly was lured to the residence with the promise of receiving baby clothes donated by Nataly Pereira, who later confessed to the horrific murder.
The murder was brutal, Pereira was a barbaric individual who slashed open the body of a pregnant 16-year-old girl in order to steal her baby and claim for herself.
Sena was found buried in a shallow grave in the backyard with wires wrapped around her neck.
An expert told Brazilian outlet G1 that Sena had cuts that resembled a “T” on her stomach and that she was alive when her baby was forcibly removed from her womb.
According to reports, Christian de Arruda, who is 28 years old and married to Pereira, was also oblivious of the murder since he assumed his wife was pregnant.
Pereira and her husband met at Santa Helena Hospital on Thursday, March 13, where they attempted to register the child as their own.
The nurses at the hospital became suspicious when they observed that Pereira was clean and not bleeding after she claimed that she had gone into labor at her home.
Medical staff took in the baby, gave Pereira medical attention, and then subjected her to tests that revealed her lies.
Pereira, is a mother-of-three, she told investigators that she had suffered two consecutive miscarriages.
Her lawyer told G1 that “She had lost a baby about six months ago. This would be the second time she had had a miscarriage and so she decided to maintain this false pregnancy. According to calculations, this daughter she had lost would have been born during this period.”
On Wednesday, March 12, Pereira invited Sena to visit her at brother-in-law residence, saying that she would be give her baby clothes and a crib accessory.
According to the display of text messages, Pereira instructed Sena not to bring the father of the unborn child.
Sena’s mother, Ana Meridiane, informed the journalist that her daughter had communicated with Pereira via social media. Pereira claimed to be a mother who was expecting another child.
Pereira said she had received many clothes and wanted to donate some to Emilly,” Sena’s mother reported.
Pereira’s husband, her brother-in-law, and another man were initially taken into jail by the authorities; however, because Pereira admitted acting alone, all three of them were released from custody on Friday morning, March 14.
The chief of the Mato Grosso Civil Police Homicide and Persona Protection Department in Cuiabá, Caio Alexandre, indicated to the media that the investigation into the three persons was still ongoing.
“The investigation is still on site to find out the dynamics of what happened, where the mother was restrained inside the house, to see traces of the blood, so we can understand where the aggression against her began until it escalates to the dumping point.”