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The ex-lover of a former New York City schoolteacher has been arrested on murder charges after the woman and their 4-year-old son were found dead in her Manhattan apartment Monday. News 4's Ray Villeda reports. (Published Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016)

 What to Know The bodies of 36-year-old Felicia Barahona and her 4-year-old son were found in a Manhattan apartment Monday

 Barahona was found strangled; her son was found unresponsive in a bathtub

 Isaac Duran, a former student of Barahona's and the father of her baby, was arrested on murder charges

 UPDATE: Ex-Student Who Fathered Teacher's Child Killed in Anger Over Boy Being Dressed in Girl's Clothing; Video Shows Him Pacing Outside Apartment on Day of Killings: NYPD

 The ex-lover of a former New York City schoolteacher has been arrested on murder charges after the woman and their 4-year-old son were found dead in her Manhattan apartment Monday.

 Isaac Duran Infante, 23, was taken into custody Tuesday in the deaths of 36-year-old Felicia Barahona and their 4-year-old son Miguel, and confessed to killing them, a law enforcement source told NBC 4 New York.

 The medical examiner has determined Barahona died from strangulation by the electrical cord, and her son died of asphyxia from neck compression.

 Ex-Lover Arrested in Deaths of Mom, Son Found in Apartment

 Isaac Duran Infante, 22, the ex-lover of a former New York City schoolteacher, has been arrested on murder charges after the woman and their 4-year-old son were found dead in her Manhattan apartment Monday. (Published Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016)

 Duran Infante was a former student of Barahona's, and their son was born from their affair, which began when he was 17 years old.

 A source told NBC 4 New York that Duran Infante, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, confessed to the double killing in part because he was dissatisfied with the way his son was being raised by Barahona.

 Duran Infante said nothing to reporters as he was led in handcuffs from the police stationhouse where he was interviewed.

 His anguished grandmother, who lives in the Bronx, told NBC 4 New York in Spanish she wanted justice and that she knows her grandson is innocent of the charges.

 Former Student in Custody in Deaths of Ex-Schoolteacher, Son: Source

 The ex-lover of a former New York City schoolteacher has confessed to killing the woman and their 4-year-old son, who was born after an affair that started while the young man was a student, a law enforcement source says. Chris Glorioso reports. (Published Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016)

 Another relative of Duran Infante, Janiel Santana, said, "It's hard to believe they're dead. When we heard the news, we thought this has got to be a mistake."

 The couple shared custody of the child, relatives said. Miguel's father's side of the family was expecting to see the boy for New Year's Eve to give him his Christmas presents.

 Barahona lost her job as a science teacher at DeWitt Clinton High School in 2013, shortly after she became pregnant and school administrators learned of her illicit relationship with a student.

 Felicia Barahona was found dead, an electrical cord wrapped around her neck, on the living room floor of her West 153rd Street apartment in Hamilton Heights around 8:15 a.m. Monday after the building super was alerted about a smell, police said. Her son Miguel was found unresponsive in a bathtub, police said. Investigators believe the duo had been dead several days.

 Boy, Mother Found Dead in Manhattan Apartment: NYPD

 The bodies of a 36-year-old woman and a young boy were found inside a Manhattan apartment Monday morning, police say. (Published Monday, Dec. 26, 2016)

 Neighbors described Miguel as a sweet boy.

 "It's sad. It's a little life," said Elia Flores, adding of his mother, "I've known her for a lot of years that she live here." ||||| The charges against Mr. Duran Infante made for a shocking turn in a story that, until her death, had cast Ms. Barahona as a malefactor or a punch line. Her photograph has appeared in The New York Post and The Daily News in recent years, as the tabloids chronicled a spate of prohibited, and often illegal, student-teacher relationships.

 One law enforcement official, who was not authorized to discuss a continuing investigation and spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Duran Infante had given detectives a statement, although its contents were not immediately known.

 The details of the intimate relationship between the two are laid out in a 2012 memorandum by the office of the special commissioner of investigation for New York City’s schools. It was not immediately clear how closely they had been involved in each other’s lives since then.

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 Mr. Duran Infante’s family could not immediately be reached for comment. It appears that he lived in the Bronx as well as in Pennsylvania in recent years. On Tuesday, law enforcement officials and relatives of Ms. Barahona offered differing versions of his surname, with some calling him Isaac Duran and others, including the police in the news release announcing the charges, referring to him as Isaac Duran Infante.

 Ms. Barahona’s half brother, Jaime Bravo, said she and Mr. Duran Infante argued over how Miguel was being raised. “It was over who gets the kid, how do we figure out what payments are done, if he’s going to pay support or not,” Mr. Bravo said.

 Mr. Bravo said he believed Mr. Duran Infante had paid child support and had visitation rights.

 According to Mr. Bravo and other relatives, Ms. Barahona had been moving on with her life. “She had a fall from grace and was piecing things back together,” Mr. Bravo said, adding that she was studying forensic science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and worked there as well.

 A more distant relative, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Ms. Barahona was quite busy given her involvement with the Coast Guard Reserve, working and studying at John Jay and raising Miguel and a daughter who was around 8.

 “It’s horrible,” the relative said, adding, “whatever her transgressions, she certainly didn’t deserve a death sentence.”

 “Little Miguel certainly didn’t do anything wrong,” this person said. Mr. Bravo described the boy as “your basic, happy 4-year old,” and a fan of Thomas the Tank Engine who was always reaching for his mother’s phone.

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 Miguel and his mother were found dead in their West 153rd Street apartment on Monday morning, the police said. Ms. Barahona, 36, was found on the living room floor with an electrical cord wrapped around her neck; Miguel was in the bathtub, the police said.

 Julie Bolcer, a spokeswoman for the city’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, said in an email that both deaths had been ruled homicides.

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 Detectives continued on Tuesday to try to track Mr. Duran Infante’s actions in recent days.

 The 2012 memo written by school district investigators offers an account of the relationship between Ms. Barahona and Mr. Duran Infante, although his name is redacted and he is identified as Student A in the version obtained by The New York Times. The report indicates that Ms. Barahona had been his teacher.

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 On Halloween 2011, the memo says, Ms. Barahona and the student met to take her daughter trick-or-treating in Manhattan. Within a few weeks, Ms. Barahona and the student had begun to have sex, according to the memo. Soon, Ms. Barahona was pregnant and the student was accompanying her to doctor appointments.

 The student moved in with Ms. Barahona in January 2012. They lived together for five days, in Ms. Barahona’s telling; Mr. Duran Infante said it was three weeks, according to the memo. They argued about alcohol, about a comment Mr. Duran Infante had made to Ms. Barahona’s daughter, and about whether Mr. Duran Infante would take their son to visit his relatives.

 “Barahona responded that Student A was not going to take the baby anywhere and they argued,” according to the memo.

 Before long, they split up, the memo says.

 The relationship came to the attention of the authorities in February 2012 based on a tip from someone who had talked to Mr. Duran Infante. When investigators contacted him, he acknowledged that he had “fallen in love” and had had a sexual relationship with Ms. Barahona. He told investigators that she was pregnant.

 “He embraced the idea of being a father,” the memo says. ||||| A former high school teacher’s former student has been accused of killing both her and their young son — born from an affair that made headlines in 2013 — a New York City police source tells PEOPLE.

 An NYPD spokesperson declined to comment on the case, but the department source says Isaac Duran was charged Tuesday with two counts of murder in the deaths of former Dewitt Clinton High School teacher Felicia Barahona and her 4-year-old son, Miguel.

 The 36-year-old mother and Afghanistan War veteran was found dead Monday morning in the living room of her Manhattan apartment, according to the police source, who confirms that she was strangled with an electrical cord and Miguel was drowned in the bathtub. The boy was found face-down, floating in the filled tub, the source says.

 Their bodies were first discovered by the apartment building’s superintendent, who checked on Barahona after noticing a foul odor that seemed to be coming from her unit.

 Duran was taken into custody later Monday, according to the source.

 Under “intense questioning,” PEOPLE’s source alleges that Duran “owned up” to the killings — at one point “referencing Satan.”

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 Duran’s custody status was not immediately available Tuesday afternoon. It was unclear from court records if he had been before a judge yet, entered a plea to his charges or whether a bail amount had been set for him.

 It was unknown Tuesday if Duran had retained an attorney who could comment on his behalf.

 According to the NYPD source, Duran initially denied having any involvement in the deaths and told detectives he hadn’t been to Barahona’s apartment building since 2012, when their son was born. However, police discovered that Duran was spotted on surveillance video entering and leaving the building over several days.

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 Barahona’s relationship with Duran first became public in March 2013, after an internal investigative report was obtained by multiple local news outlets.

 According to those reports, Barahona began having sex with Duran after he turned 18, though they later split in early 2012 before Miguel was born. Barahona was fired from Dewitt Clinton High in August 2012.

 Her family could not immediately be reached. ||||| Felicia Barahona, 36, was found dead with her 4-year-old son Monday morning. View Full Caption Composite: DNAinfo/Carolina Pichardo; inset: Facebook/Felicia Barahona

 HAMILTON HEIGHTS — A former student who fathered a boy with his science teacher four years ago has admitted killing her and their son in her Uptown apartment, sources told DNAinfo New York.

 The suspect, Isaac Duran, 23, confessed to strangling Felicia Barahona, his former DeWitt Clinton High School teacher, with an electrical cord and fatally choking their 4-year-old son, Miguel, in the bathtub, sources said.

 The bodies were found early Monday when the superintendent was alerted to a smell coming from Barahona's apartment in her West 153rd St. building near Riverside Drive. Officials believe they had been dead several days.

 Barahona was discovered in the living room with an intact electrical cord wrapped around her neck. The cord was not attached to anything, there was no suicide note and no signs of forced entry at the scene, according to sources.

 Barahona's cause of death was ligature strangulation and its been deemed a homicide, according to a spokeswoman for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

 Miguel was asphyxiated to death, killed by neck compression, the spokeswoman added.

 Duran, who was picked up Monday, confessed during questioning that he killed her and the child because he said he was upset at the way his son was being dressed and raised, sources said.

 He was arrested on murder charges Tuesday, police said.

 Their ill-fated relationship began in 2011 when he was still a student at DeWitt Clinton High School.

 Barahona, an Afghanistan war vet, was his science teacher.

 After becoming friends on Facebook, Barahona took the student trick-or-treating on Halloween along with her daughter. They ate at McDonald's and visited the Disney store in Times Square during the outing, according to a 2012 report from the Special Commissioner of Investigation.

 The report says that Barahona later invited Duran to her home on his birthday, where they had the first of what would be several sexual encounters. The teacher told the teenager not to worry about condoms and that she didn’t like using them, according to investigators.

 When Barahona became pregnant, Duran accompanied her to a doctor's appointment, and he even moved in with her for a few weeks in January of 2012 before the pair split up later that month, according to the report.

 Barahona admitted the relationship to city investigators, telling them she was in love with Duran and had planned to marry him, according to the report. She was fired from her $73,000 teaching job in August of 2012, a Department of Education spokesman said.

 The couple split before Miguel's birth.

 Building resident Nelson Jaque said he lived a floor below the woman and often saw her playing with her young son.

 "I would see her often, being very protective and almost obsessed with the boy," Jaque said.

 "As a matter of fact, I saw her early last week and I saw her calling for him. I told her to let him run, to let him have fun and she replied back, 'No!'"

 Jaque said he told his wife about three days ago that he smelled something strange, but didn't think much about it until Monday when he was walking his dog and the smell was stronger.

 "I'm just distraught for the child," Jaque said. |||||

– A man who as a teenager had an affair and subsequent child with his high school science teacher is now accused of killing them both. A building superintendent alerted to a foul smell found Felicia Barahona, 36, strangled with an electrical cord in her Manhattan apartment on Monday, while Barahona's 4-year-old son, Miguel, had been drowned in a bathtub, reports People. Miguel's father, Isaac Duran, 23, was arrested later Monday and initially denied any involvement, saying he hadn't been to Barahona's apartment since their son was born. However, police sources say Duran "owned up" to the murders after police found surveillance video showing him entering and exiting the building on several occasions, reports the New York Post. He was charged Tuesday with two counts of first-degree murder, reports the New York Times. Duran and Barahona had started a relationship in 2011, reportedly after Duran turned 18 but while Barahona was his teacher at DeWitt Clinton High School in New York City. Barahona, who was later fired, became pregnant, though her relationship with Duran ended before Miguel was born in 2012, per DNAInfo. Duran had shared custody of Miguel, relatives tell NBC News, but he was reportedly angry about how Barahona was raising the boy. His half-brother tells the Times of frequent arguments. “It was over who gets the kid, how do we figure out what payments are done, if he’s going to pay support or not." (Teachers caught having sex with students often avoid prison.)


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– A British teenager accused of wasting police time with a complaint about her ex-boyfriend was murdered by the same man less than six months later, prosecutors say. Shana Grice, 19, was found dead with her throat cut in her Brighton home in August last year, the Independent reports. In March, she had been charged with "having caused wasteful employment of police by making a false report" after she accused 27-year-old Michael Lane of assaulting her but failed to tell officers that they had an on-and-off relationship. A month before that report, she had complained to police that Lane was stalking her and left a note on her new boyfriend's car saying, "Shana will always cheat on you." Lane is now on trial for the murder. The jury was told last week that the month before the killing, he received a caution from police after stealing a key and letting himself into Grice's home to watch her sleep, the BBC reports. A few days later, she told police that Lane was following her, but the incident was classed as "low risk." Prosecutors say Lane was obsessed with Grice and became murderous after she decided to go back to another ex-boyfriend. He denies killing her, though he has admitted fitting a tracking device to her car. He told the court that he found her body after entering Grice's home through the open front door, then fled in panic and went home to shower instead of calling police. (A Tennessee woman found her ex hiding under her bed.)

Image copyright Grice family Image caption Shana Grice's body was found in a smoke-filled room

 A teenager complained about her ex-boyfriend to police several times, but was penalised for wasting their time before he went on to murder her, Lewes Crown Court has been told.

 Jurors heard Shana Grice contacted the Sussex force over months - but at one stage was given a fixed penalty notice.

 Miss Grice, 19, was found with her throat slit in her bedroom, which was set alight in Portslade, East Sussex, last August.

 Michael Lane, 27, denies murder.

 The prosecution gave a timeline of when police were contacted.

 Jurors heard Miss Grice told police in February she was being stalked and Mr Lane had hid outside her home, sent unwanted flowers, and left a note on her new boyfriend's car which said "Shana will always cheat on you".

 Image copyright unknown Image caption Jurors have heard Michael Lane became obsessed with Miss Grice

 In March, Mr Lane denied a claim he had assaulted the teenager by pulling her hair and trying to grab her phone, and he showed police messages from Miss Grice saying she wanted to be with him, the court was told.

 'Heavy breathing'

 But the court was told Miss Grice was given a fixed penalty notice for failing to disclose she had been in a relationship with him, and for "having caused wasteful employment of police by making a false report", while no further action was taken against Mr Lane.

 On 9 July, Mr Lane, of Thornhill Rise, Portslade, was cautioned and told to stay away from Miss Grice after he stole a key and let himself into her home to watch her sleep, the court was told.

 The next day, Miss Grice reported receiving several calls from a withheld number, including one with heavy breathing, but the court heard Miss Grice was told there were no further lines of inquiry and the case would be left on file.

 On 12 July, Miss Grice told police she had been followed by Mr Lane, but the court heard police treated the incident as "low risk".

 Image caption Miss Grice's body was found at her home in Chrisdory Road

 Opening the defence case, Simon Russell Flint QC asked Mr Lane directly whether he murdered Miss Grice and the defendant replied: "No."

 Mr Lane said he had taken Miss Grice's key and let himself in because he wanted to "find out why we ended so abruptly".

 He said he was not responsible for letting down Miss Grice's tyres, or making phone calls, but he admitted leaving the note on her boyfriend's car and fitting a tracker device to Miss Grice's car.

 He also told the court two days before her death, he had sex with Miss Grice at her home before meeting her in a hotel.

 Image caption Michael Lane is alleged to have stalked the teenager for months before the killing

 Mr Lane told the court that he had found Miss Grice's body but went into shock and "didn't know what to do".

 He said it did not cross his mind to dial 999, and he did not touch her to check whether she was still alive.

 He said he had gone round to find out why she had not left for work but found the front door open and he added: "I saw her slumped against the bed. She wasn't moving. I saw blood on the bed and blood on the floor.

 "She was in her dressing gown. I thought she was dead. I didn't know what to do."

 He said he saw no signs of fire and denied torching the room, and he told the court he had bought petrol because he wanted to kill himself because of depression following his grandfather's death.

 He said he went home, told none of his family about the discovery, and "didn't want to get the blame".

 Mr Lane said he showered and went to get a lottery ticket checked, but noticed blood on his trainers.

 After hearing sirens, he hid his trainers and got rid of a T-shirt, he added.

 Jurors heard he went to the dentist and then went to work before being arrested.

 Mr Lane admitted in court that he told lies in police interviews.

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