
Thursday morning officers thought they were responding to a car on fire at the Greater Gulf State Fairgrounds on Ziegler Boulevard.
Once the smoke cleared, they found April Baugh dead inside the vehicle and her husband, D'Haiti Baugh a few yards away from the car.
Police say D'Hati went to April's Saraland home and forced her to leave.
Friends and family say the couple had problems and separated.
"My wife and I talked with them a few weeks ago. They were having problems. We thought our talk with them did some good but evidently it didn't," said Rev. Norvell Glover.
Police say they don't have a motive in the case.
The couple had three children.
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