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 Police discovered the remains of a missing pregnant woman and quickly arrested the father of her unborn child Saturday, ending an exhaustive, monthlong search.District Attorney Lynne M. Abraham said Stephen Poaches would be charged with two counts of murder and related offenses for the deaths of 24-year-old LaToyia Figueroa and her fetus.Authorities did not provide a motive or say what led them to suspect Poaches, 25, who police said was wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a pistol when he was arrested.The remains were recovered in a grassy, partially wooded lot in Chester, 13 miles from Philadelphia. A few dozen members of the Figueroa family and supporters arrived at the scene shortly after daybreak, clustering close to the police tape and embracing each other. Now sh stanley cup e can rest in peace,  said the woman s father, Melvin Figueroa.  All I want is justice with that peace.         The woman s uncle, Jose Figueroa, said as terrible as the discovery of the body was, it puts an end to the weeks stanley quencher  of fear and not knowing about LaToy stanley cup ia, who was five months pregnant at the time of the disappearance.  We can actually try to go back to a normal life,  he said.Relatives and friends have papered the city with flyers and held large-scale searches for any sign of Figueroa, recently marking one month since her disappearance. A reward fund for information had reached $100,000, including donations from the restaurant where she worked. Our hearts are broken. We just want to spend some time h Mbat Deodorant maker commissions study proving women need deodorant
 We built these cities. All over the world, the crumbling ones, the glistening ones, the towering ones, the little ones鈥攃ities are built for people. So when you see one that   empty, it   usually eery. Somehow, however, Hungarian photographer Bence Bakonyi makes them beautiful.     The 23-year-old   Urbanites series depict various cityscapes in China. Bakonyi describes the photos as  8220 elf-portraits projected onto Hong Kong and Shanghai as well as an account of how [he] found his home in the unknown. The unknown is apparently awfully desolate, littered with trash, and devoid of human beings. And yet, there   a quiet beauty in all of the frames. You see the ugly sides of urban living鈥攖he garbage, the decay, the squalor, the filth鈥攂ut it all seems more pensive than off-putting. Baekonyi   long exposures make night look like day and day look like daydreams. Again, you won ;t see a single person in the series, so you ;re left to ask yourself, Am I the only one left  That   a weird question wh stanley thermos mug en termo stanley  you ;re staring at the middle of Hong Kong or Shanghai. But that   also kind of the point. [Bence Bakonyi via Kateoplis]             stanley botella                                             ChinaCitiesShanghaiurbanism