Pregnant Texas Teen And Her Boyfriend Found Dead In Car Two Days After Her Due Date • Hollywood Unlocked

In a heartbreaking turn of events, the bodies of 18-year-old Savanah Nicole Soto and her boyfriend, Matthew Guerra, were discovered inside a vehicle in San Antonio, Texas. The young couple had gone missing on December 23, just two days before Soto was scheduled to be induced into labor.

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Soto, who was nine months pregnant, was last seen at her Leon Valley apartment, and her family immediately grew concerned when she failed to show up at the hospital for her induction. The Leon Valley Police Department issued a CLEAR alert, describing Soto as a white female, 5 feet 1 inch tall, weighing 115 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Her worried mother, Gloria Cordova, had pleaded for her safe return, urging her to come home.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said in a statement that investigators will be working with the Leon Valley Police Department to investigate the teen’s death. However, it is unknown who located the car and did not indicate if Soto’s unborn child had survived. Additionally, Soto’s TikTok followers accused Guerra of abuse after noticing she had bruises and marks in her videos, the Daily Mail reported.

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However, these claims have not been confirmed by police despite a neighbor saying they witnessed the couple arguing and Guerra allegedly assaulting Soto. However, his mother said in a deleted Facebook post that her son is not an abuser and feels like the couple were killed due to his line of work.

‘I know my son and his girlfriend were taken against their will because my son does what he does for money. He is not an abusive boyfriend,’

The news of Soto’s disappearance and subsequent tragic discovery has sparked an outpouring of support and concern on social media. A Facebook group called “Find Savannah Soto Discussion” was created, attracting over 17,000 members who joined the search for any information that could help locate Soto. The hashtag #savannahsoto has gained significant traction on TikTok, with millions of views, as users share their thoughts and theories about the case.