“(The sister) said Crow had denied being pregnant,” police said. The woman lost weight overnight and left with a trash bag, police said.
Decatur police did a wellbeing check on a Decatur woman after her sister said the woman was eight months pregnant and had lost weight overnight, leading to theand has remained in Morgan County Jail since last Wednesday in lieu of a $200,000 bond, according to police and jail records.
Ferizovic said Crow went to her aunt’s house and, when she arrived, the trash bag was no longer in her vehicle. “The results of a blood test yielded a positive pregnancy test, and her uterus was dilated to over twice the normal size,” Ferizovic said. “Hospital staff said that Crow was seen at the hospital in February 2023. At that time, hospital staff confirmed that Crow was 6 weeks pregnant with a due date of Oct. 13.”
On Oct. 17, police searched the route from Crow’s Life360 app. Officers discovered a trash bag matching the sister’s description in the dumpster of Wally World Mini Mart at 2505 Point Mallard Drive S.E., according to Ferizovic.
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