Was 8 Months Pregnant Savanna Greywind Murdered for Her Baby? | See Chilling Details

Savanna Lafontaine-Greywind, 22, was eight months pregnant when she went missing from her home in North Dakota, US on August 19. Kayakers found her body on Sunday wrapped in plastic in Red River, North Dakota.

Savanna’s newborn baby was discovered at her neighbour’s apartment. Police arrested Brooke Lynn Crews and William Henry Hoehn who lived there.

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Savanna Greywind was a happy-go-lucky young woman who was looking forward to being a mom. Her family fear she might have been murdered for her baby.

Cops say Crews and Hoehn were scheduled to appear in court Monday afternoon to be formally charged with conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to commit kidnapping and giving false information.

“We still have a lot of investigating to do to put the puzzle pieces together,” Fargo Police Chief David Todd told reporters.

Crews and Hoehn were arrested on suspicion of kidnapping Thursday. The suspects indicated to police that the infant was in fact Greywind’s, but would not answer questions about her whereabouts.

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DNA testing is being conducted to confirm that the newborn is Greywind’s baby. Forensic experts are working to determine the manner of birth.

Her parents told cops she was last seen going to the suspects’ upstairs apartment to help with a sewing project.

Greywind, a nursing assistant at a seniors home, lived with her parents.

Ashton Matheny, the father of Greywind’s baby, told WDAY that authorities won’t let family members see the child until DNA testing confirms Greywind is the mother.

“It breaks my heart,

They’re admitting it’s (our) baby.”

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The pair had planned to name their child Haisley Jo.

“She has a kind soul.

She’s loving. She cares for everyone,”

Matheny said of Greywind.

“All she does is love and give and care.”

The infant was immediately taken to hospital where the child was in good health and placed under the protective custody of Cass County Social Services, police said.