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Boy, 2, shoots pregnant mother in the back with pistol he found in nightstand

Last updated: 2023/06/23 at 5:20 PM
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Laura Ilg (right) was accidentally shot and killed by her 2-year-old son (center).  They are pictured with her Navy husband Alek (left)
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2-year-old boy from Ohio shoots his pregnant mother, 31, in the back with gun he found in bedside table: Mother and baby both died after emergency c-section

  • Laura Ilg, 31, was shot dead when her toddler son started playing with a gun while she was doing laundry
  • The mother, who was eight months pregnant, was rushed to hospital, but an emergency c-section failed to save her or her unborn child.
  • In a heartbreaking tribute, her husband Alek, 28, said: “There are no words for the pain and loss I feel. She was, is and always will be the love of my life’

By Will Potter For Dailymail.Com

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2-year-old boy from Ohio shoots his pregnant mother, 31, in the back with gun he found in bedside table: Mother and baby both died after emergency c-sectionShare or comment on this article:

published: 5:15 PM EDT, June 23, 2023 | Updated: 5:20 PM EDT, June 23, 2023

A two-year-old boy shot his pregnant mother in the back with a gun he found in her bedside table, killing her and her unborn child.

Police in Norwalk, Ohio rushed to the crime scene on June 16 after a frantic call from the mother, Laura Ilg, 31, shortly after she was shot in the back.

Her Navy husband Alek, 28, who was on duty at the time, also called dispatchers and told them he “got a call from his wife” who was “yelling something about my son and to call 911,” the spokesman said. Police.

Ilg was rushed to nearby Fisher-Titus Medical Center, where surgeons performed an emergency C-section, but they were unable to save the baby. Ilg was tragically pronounced dead about three hours later.

In a heartbreaking tribute, Laura’s husband Alek wrote on social media: “There are no words for the pain and loss I feel. She was, is and always will be the love of my life.’

Laura Ilg (right) was accidentally shot and killed by her 2-year-old son (center). They are pictured with her Navy husband Alek (left)

Officers arrived at the house and forced their way in through the locked front door, where they found Ilg and her son upstairs in the master bedroom.

She said the room is locked most of the time and baby gates are placed all over the house, but her son bypassed the gates and started playing with the gun while she was doing laundry.

At Ilg’s request, the 2-year-old was taken from the bedroom and paramedics then performed desperate life-saving procedures.

She was said to be “fully conscious” and gave a “full account of the events that transpired,” explaining that she was 33 weeks pregnant

An online obituary for the mother says she “enjoyed going to church and spending time with her family.” She met her husband, Alek, while in the Marines and married on November 23, 2018.”

“She always wanted to be a mother and wife… She was an avid reader and especially loved Harry Potter, crafts, loved board games and was a kid at heart,” the tribute added.

Laura (left) was said to be 'fully conscious' and called the police herself after being shot in the back

Laura (left) was said to be ‘fully conscious’ and called the police herself after being shot in the back

Police were forced to break down the door of their Norwalk, Ohio home (pictured)

Police were forced to break down the door of their Norwalk, Ohio home (pictured)

A search of the house revealed the gun, along with a shell casing, while the pistol’s magazine was filled with another 12 rounds, police said.

Investigators also found two more firearms in the home, a 12-gauge shotgun in the bedroom closet and an airsoft rifle in the computer room closet.

The Norwalk Police Department’s detective agency, which executed a search warrant, says it found a number of child safety features in the home, including gates on nearly all doorways and child locks on drawers.

The investigation into the shooting is ongoing and no charges have yet been filed.

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