School boy charged with murdering pregnant cheerleader, 17, and dumping her body in a bin
AN American footballer, 16, has been charged with murdering a teen cheerleader and dumping her body in a bin – because she hid the fact she was pregnant.
Aaron Trejo is accused of killing Breana Rouhselang, 17, and stashing her behind a restaurant in Indiana, US.
Teen cheerleader Breana Rouhselang was six months pregnant when she was found murdered and dumped in a bin
Cops made the grim discovery after Breana’s family reported her missing in her hometown of Mishawaka on Saturday night.
She was discovered just one street away from the home where she lived with her mum
Shortly after finding the body, police took Trejo, a classmate of Rouhselang’s at Mishawaka High School, into custody on a preliminary murder charge.
He was scheduled to be charged as an adult on Monday, police said.
Aaron Trejo, 16, has been charged with her brutal murder
It is not clear what her relationship was with her alleged killer
She was found dead in a bin behind a restaurant, just one street from her house
Police have not released the official cause of death, but say she has been shot or stabbed
Police did not announce an official cause of death but say Rouhselang was shot, stabbed or both, WSBT reported.
An autopsy was scheduled for sometime this week.
Rouhselang and Trejo knew each other from the school’s football team, police said, without elaborating on their relationship.
His Facebook page lists him as single, and hers is not public.
An autopsy has been scheduled for later in the week
Cops made the grim discovery after Breana’s family reported her missing in her hometown of Mishawaka
Rouhselang was the football team’s manager, her family said.
The community has been rattled by the tragedy and its impact on both families.
“The thing is that most of us are fathers, and any senseless death is very upsetting, but when you’re talking about young people, it is more so,” St. Joseph County Deputy Prosecutor Chris Fronk said.
“Victims’, suspects’ families, those are the kind of people we keep our focus on because they didn’t choose this.”
Meg Sauer, chief communications officer for the northern Indiana school district, said the school is doing its best to support students following the death.
“We’re just focusing on healing the kids,” Sauer told the Indianapolis Star.
Friends and loved ones set up a GoFundMe page to help the victim’s family pay for funeral expenses.
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