A Texas woman was arrested in the killing of a pregnant woman whose child was removed from her womb.

Taylor Parker, 27, was taken into custody in Oklahoma on Friday October 9, 2020 on charges of first-degree murder and kidnapping after Reagan Hancock, 21, was found dead in her New Boston, Texas, home around 10:20 a.m. on Oct. 9 after police received a 911 call.

“The preliminary investigation indicated an unborn child had been removed from the victim’s body,” according to a New Boston Police Department press release.

Hancock was approximately seven and a half months pregnant.

Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Chad Dansby says Parker was speeding and pulled over by a Texas State Trooper in De Kalb on Friday after the alleged attack.

“She claimed she had just given birth and the baby wasn’t breathing,” .

Parker and the baby were rushed by ambulance to McCurtain Memorial Hospital in Idabel, Okla.

Dansby says hospital staff were suspicious when she refused to be checked out by doctors.

“She didn’t want them to check her,” he says. “We were told that, so I talked her into letting the doctor check. They called the doctor and he pretty much told us she didn’t have a baby. It was just a matter of getting her to tell us what happened.”

Dansby says, during an interview with Parker, he and police in Idabel were able to get enough probable cause to detain her.

“She made some admissions,” he says.

The baby died at the hospital.

Parker was arrested by Idabel Police and OSBI at the hospital.

On Tuesday, Parker appeared in McCurtain County District Court and waived extradition to Texas on two counts of murder and one count of kidnapping.

She is being held in Idabel City jail until she is transported back to Texas.

According to a PayPal donation fund set up to help raise money for her husband Homer and their daughter, Hancock and her accused killer were friends.

“Reagan Hancock and her unborn baby were selfishly killed by someone Reagan considered a friend,” the account reads. “We are trying to raise money for Homer and their daughter. Let’s rally together and raise enough money to take any stress off him for any and all expenses that will occur.”

Hancock wrote on her Facebook page in August that she was expecting a baby girl named Braxlynn Sage.

This was a senseless act of malice by a so called “friend” this woman nor her baby deserved such treatment. I will update with any further information as it becomes available to me.