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Pregnant 19-Year-Old, Unborn Son Killed in Crash with Suspected DUI Driver

A pregnant 19-year-old woman and her unborn son have reportedly died after a car crash with a suspected drunken driver on Fairview Road in Covington, Georgia, on Friday, Nov. 28.
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On Friday, Nov. 28, Jaylah Donald was in a car with her mother, Takila Donald, when another vehicle hit the passenger side of their car as they were pulling out of a driveway just after midnight local time on Fairview Road, in Covington.
 
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