Kaylin Fiengo Was Expecting another Child, Family Reveal as Kaylin Fiengo Died from a gunshot wound

An 18-year-old woman was discovered dead in a car on Friday night, prompting a homicide investigation by Sanford police. The Sanford Police Department reports that at 11:20 p.m. on Friday, an officer patrolling the area around Coastline Park discovered a running vehicle parked in reverse.

An 18-year-old woman was discovered dead in a car on Friday night, prompting a homicide investigation by Sanford police.

The Sanford Police Department reports that at 11:20 p.m. on Friday, an officer patrolling the area around Coastline Park discovered a running vehicle parked in reverse.

The officer entered the vehicle and discovered 18-year-old Kaylin Fiengo dead from a gunshot wound in the driver’s seat.

The police think Fiengo went there to meet up with a friend or acquaintance.

According to WESH 2, Fiengo’s family has revealed that she was carrying another kid at the time of her murder, adding that she leaves behind a boy who is 1 year old.

Her parents claim that their daughter, then 18 years old, was 12 weeks along when she became pregnant.

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His daughter was a target, Ricky Fiengo, Kailyn’s father, alleged. In my opinion, she did. I had this nagging suspicion that she was.”

While she was murdered, her son was visiting his father.

Ricky Fiengo remarked, “As soon as she had birth, she took the position of mother extremely seriously.” I’m completely heartbroken. Because the baby is so young, I suppose it’s for the best that he won’t have to go through that kind of anguish. Raising that child and making sure he knows how wonderful his mother was is going to take a village; it’s going to require all of us helping and pitching in.

Kaylin’s mom, Sarah Schweickert, made a statement to WESH 2 saying, “Kaylin was a very vibrant, loving, hilarious, and kind young woman. Who cared deeply about her son. She was the doting older sibling to Blaze and Addy and Aubrey. Her high school diploma read “mommy did it” because she finished early because she was a mother. For her mother, especially, her absence has left an irreparable void.

Sanford’s police chief, Cecil Smith, had this to say about the murder: “The senselessness of this type of violence is infuriating. Kaylin had her whole life ahead of her; she was a young mother. This kind of devastation and antagonism will not be accepted here. I have faith that our community members will assist us in identifying the killer of Kaylin.

Family members are calling on anyone with information on the murder to come forward.

What would you do if it were your mom or your kid? Just do the right thing. So, as Ricky Fiengo put it. It’s important that we all stay united and refuse to give these extremists power in our communities out of fear.

Anyone with information is urged to get in touch with the Sanford police department or contact Crimeline at 800-423-8477 or visit www.crimeline.org.

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