Posted on 04/28/2025 9:26:21 AM PDT by Morgana
HANOVER COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — A U.S. Navy officer was found guilty of killing his pregnant girlfriend in 2022 after she refused to get an abortion.
On Wednesday, April 23, 27-year-old Emmanuel Coble of Hampton was found guilty in Hanover County Circuit Court on all five charges he faced in the murder of 20-year-old Raquiah King of Hampton, who was shot and killed in July 2022, according to Mackenzie Babichenko, the Hanover County Commonwealth’s Attorney.
King’s death also resulted in the loss of her pregnancy, which was about 12 weeks along.
On July 21, 2022, a deputy with the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office was called to the area of Greenwood and Winns Church roads after a caller reported they’d found a body in some brush. The victim, later identified as King, had a single gunshot wound.
Then-27-year-old Coble, a junior grade lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, was charged in connection with her murder on Aug. 18, 2022.
Court documents reviewed by 8News revealed that, shortly before King was murdered, she and Coble were having “domestic issues” because Coble “did not want to be a father to [her] baby.” King’s mother, Rachel Pender, said her daughter had told her that “if something was to happen to her, [Coble] was responsible.”
The day before her body was found, Coble reportedly took King to an abortion clinic in Virginia Beach. Per court documents, she refused the procedure.
As said above, Coble was found guilty on all charges, which included 1st-degree murder, murdering a pregnant woman with the intent to terminate pregnancy, the premeditated killing of the fetus of another, concealing a dead body and the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
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Thanks. I know how to do it. I made a goof on the tag and forgot to do a Preview. My mistake.
A frog is a boy, a housefly is a pig, a bear is a lion, a fetus is a clump of cells, a pregnant mom is a giraffe...if they can kill newborns why not pregnant moms? Same thing. Right?...
Another deep fail in the game of lust and human degradation...
He may have been a DEI officer but he definitely is not a “gentleman.”
Well, he saved us all a lot of time and money.
Willing to bet she wasn’t the only woman he was servicing , he certainly did not cherish her or the child .
Perhaps prison will suit him, a lot of similarly evil people there, he’ll be amongst people with the same disregard for life.
She picked a winner.
The image looks like this:
It is my experience that you don't want to go much more than 500-600 pixels wide, as that will cause most people's browsers to require scrolling sideways or increasing the window to see it, depending on their screen resolution.
I originally used width in pixels but read that it caused problems on devices with different available pixel widths. The percentage seemed to be a good way to avoid that problem.
"In DEI Navy"
sorry
okay, not really sorry.
That’s what I thought when I read the headline also...
That could be. I may well misunderstand the concept of using a width percentage.
I assumed that if an image is 1000 pixels wide, when posting it with a “width=50%” tag, that it would post an image 500 pixels wide.
And a 2000 pixel image would display as an image 1000 pixels wide. It didn’t occur to me that it would be otherwise.
I will have to look now. Thanks for the correction.
“U.S. Navy officer found guilty of murdering pregnant girlfriend found dead in Hanover”
U.S. Navy officer ... found dead in Hanover
GOOD! We’ll save money on the trial and incarceration. /s
UURINALISTS strike again. Do they not read their own headlines?
The all-important “comma” or missing “comma” as in the 2nd amendment.
“U.S. Navy officer found guilty of murdering pregnant girlfriend found dead in Hanover”
U.S. Navy officer ... found dead in Hanover
GOOD! We’ll save money on the trial and incarceration. /s
UURINALISTS strike again. Do they not read their own headlines?
The all-important “comma” or missing “comma” as in the 2nd amendment.
Yep Boo Boo, its THEM!
Isn’t this the plot of Theodore Dreiser’s An American Tragedy?
Written in 1925?
I don’t believe any of THEM were involved in the plot at that time. Kind of a universal theme.
the advantage of using a width percentage instead of a fixed pixel amount is that the pic size displayed will adjust to the width of the display, whether monitor or cell phone, horizontally held or vertically held.
50% or 75% usually works well, depending on the relative height of the pic
DEI officer at work. At least he looks like “us”.
So many questions left unanswered in the article.
Was the weapon found at the scene?
If it was found at the scene was it his or could somebody, possibly, like a family member of friend getting their own justice plant it on him?
Nobody heard the shot?
Why was he out on bond? (question the judge's decision)
Many more questions, but I'll stop there.
Dear writer - when you do slipshod reporting you leave minds open to dubious speculation.
Most importantly, was the fatal wound to the head or the heart?
The image width scales dynamically based on the “parent container’s” width. For example, width = “50%” makes the image half the width of its container. If the container’s width changes (e.g., due to browser resizing or responsive design), the image width adjusts proportionally. You can try this by resizing your browsers window.
Here’s another handy feature. If the “container” is a table cell, the width of the image will change to fit the table cell width. You can use this to make a table with an image the full width of a cell and another cell below or to the right for a caption some text
Using the Width attribute as a percentage, the aspect ratio is preserved unless overridden by another (e.g., height).
More than you wanted to know, I’m sure!
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