Georgia man accused of murdering pregnant teen girlfriend launch on bond once more

[ad_1] A person suspected of strangling his pregnant teenage girlfriend to demise has been launched on bond for a second time after new costs have been filed in opposition to him in relation to the alleged homicide.

Jesus Munroy, then 20, allegedly killed 16-year-old Mia Campos, who was seven months pregnant together with his baby, final August, in line with local reports . Campos' physique was present in a wooded space close to her dwelling in Gwinnett County, Georgia .

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He was initially charged with homicide, and granted a $50,000 bond on the situation that he remained on home arrest and wore a GPS ankle monitor.

In February, he was charged with statutory rape , baby molestation and engaging a baby for indecent functions, after prosecutors uncovered new proof.

Friday morning, a choose dominated that Munroy may depart jail on a $150,000 bond, and that the remainder of the bond circumstances stay in place.

Gwinnett County District Legal professional Patsy Austin-Gatson launched an announcement after the ruling.

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Gwinnett County District Legal professional Patsy Austin Gatson. (Gwinnett County District Legal professional's Workplace).

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"Because of Defendant being granted bond again , even with further costs, the District Legal professional’s Workplace will proceed to battle to convey justice and accountability to the Defendant due to the heinous offense of killing a pregnant teenaged mom, and her baby," she stated.

"We don't agree with the granting of bond in such circumstances as this, however we current the problems to the Courtroom, and the Courtroom, provides her ruling. We guarantee the household that the District Legal professional’s Workplace will battle and obtain justice on this case."