Since the state Crime Lab has yet to determine a cause of death, Sample’s attorney, Richard Carter, attempted to get his client freed on bail. However, the judge ruled that the circumstantial evidence was enough to hold him.

“There’s substantial evidence the two were together through their location and communications…. Witnesses spotted his vehicle and MaKayla’s at the same time period…. He first denied contact with Makayla, but that was proved to be false…. There’s the possible DNA and article of clothing,” said DA Akille Malone-Oliver.

READ: Teen says he killed pregnant cheerleader because she didn’t abort baby

According to the Clarion Ledger, Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Captain L.A. Oliver testified that there are confirmed messages on Winston’s phone scheduling a meeting with Sample for the evening of June 28. Sample had told police, however, that he had not spoken with Winston in about a month.

In addition to the messages, witnesses saw Winston and Sample and their vehicles at the same location on the same night. One witness spoke to Winston on the phone while she was with Sample and blood was found in Sample’s SUV and on his clothing. Meanwhile, Winston’s car and phone were found in the same location as the night before, her shoes were in the car and her keys were in the ignition.

“We know that he was upset once he realized she was not going to put the baby up for adoption,” she added.

Another 21-year-old pregnant Mississippi woman was killed, her body found near a lake on July 20. Alexandria “Ally” Kostial is said to have been 17 weeks pregnant when she told ex-boyfriend Brandon Theesfeld about the baby. Kostial was shot eight times and Theesfeld has been arrested. Ally’s friends reported that Theesfeld was angry she wouldn’t have an abortion.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, murder is the second leading cause of death by injury among pregnant women, second only to car accidents.

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Since the state Crime Lab has yet to determine a cause of death, Sample’s attorney, Richard Carter, attempted to get his client freed on bail. However, the judge ruled that the circumstantial evidence was enough to hold him.

“There’s substantial evidence the two were together through their location and communications…. Witnesses spotted his vehicle and MaKayla’s at the same time period…. He first denied contact with Makayla, but that was proved to be false…. There’s the possible DNA and article of clothing,” said DA Akille Malone-Oliver.

READ: Teen says he killed pregnant cheerleader because she didn’t abort baby

According to the Clarion Ledger, Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Captain L.A. Oliver testified that there are confirmed messages on Winston’s phone scheduling a meeting with Sample for the evening of June 28. Sample had told police, however, that he had not spoken with Winston in about a month.

In addition to the messages, witnesses saw Winston and Sample and their vehicles at the same location on the same night. One witness spoke to Winston on the phone while she was with Sample and blood was found in Sample’s SUV and on his clothing. Meanwhile, Winston’s car and phone were found in the same location as the night before, her shoes were in the car and her keys were in the ignition.

“We know that he was upset once he realized she was not going to put the baby up for adoption,” she added.

Another 21-year-old pregnant Mississippi woman was killed, her body found near a lake on July 20. Alexandria “Ally” Kostial is said to have been 17 weeks pregnant when she told ex-boyfriend Brandon Theesfeld about the baby. Kostial was shot eight times and Theesfeld has been arrested. Ally’s friends reported that Theesfeld was angry she wouldn’t have an abortion.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, murder is the second leading cause of death by injury among pregnant women, second only to car accidents.

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