FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A man learned his sentence Thursday after being convicted of two counts of first-degree murder in the death of a pregnant 17-year-old girl.
Edward Babbs was sentenced to two concurrent life sentences without parole in the October 2009 deaths of Stephanie Rabsatt, 17, and her unborn child. Rabsatt was a computer whiz and student at McFatter Technical Center.
Rabsatt was eight months pregnant when investigators said Babbs shot her in the head and then in the belly. The gunshot severed the umbilical cord, killing mother and child. Rabsatt's body was found in an abandoned car at a Miramar Winn-Dixie.
In a heavy, soft tone, Rabsatt's father, Rickey, said his heart was "too far gone to even reply to any of this …The world lost a genius when Stephanie and Jayden left us."
*April 12, 2012 ABC News
Edward Babbs was sentenced to two concurrent life sentences without parole in the October 2009 deaths of Stephanie Rabsatt, 17, and her unborn child. Rabsatt was a computer whiz and student at McFatter Technical Center.
Rabsatt was eight months pregnant when investigators said Babbs shot her in the head and then in the belly. The gunshot severed the umbilical cord, killing mother and child. Rabsatt's body was found in an abandoned car at a Miramar Winn-Dixie.
In a heavy, soft tone, Rabsatt's father, Rickey, said his heart was "too far gone to even reply to any of this …The world lost a genius when Stephanie and Jayden left us."
*April 12, 2012 ABC News
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A man learned his sentence Thursday after being convicted of two counts of first-degree murder in the death of a pregnant 17-year-old girl.
Edward Babbs was sentenced to two concurrent life sentences without parole in the October 2009 deaths of Stephanie Rabsatt, 17, and her unborn child. Rabsatt was a computer whiz and student at McFatter Technical Center.
Rabsatt was eight months pregnant when investigators said Babbs shot her in the head and then in the belly. The gunshot severed the umbilical cord, killing mother and child. Rabsatt's body was found in an abandoned car at a Miramar Winn-Dixie.
In a heavy, soft tone, Rabsatt's father, Rickey, said his heart was "too far gone to even reply to any of this …The world lost a genius when Stephanie and Jayden left us."
*April 12, 2012 ABC News
Edward Babbs was sentenced to two concurrent life sentences without parole in the October 2009 deaths of Stephanie Rabsatt, 17, and her unborn child. Rabsatt was a computer whiz and student at McFatter Technical Center.
Rabsatt was eight months pregnant when investigators said Babbs shot her in the head and then in the belly. The gunshot severed the umbilical cord, killing mother and child. Rabsatt's body was found in an abandoned car at a Miramar Winn-Dixie.
In a heavy, soft tone, Rabsatt's father, Rickey, said his heart was "too far gone to even reply to any of this …The world lost a genius when Stephanie and Jayden left us."
*April 12, 2012 ABC News
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