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Man Who Killed 2 Pennsylvania Women Extradited To Michigan To Face Murder Charges For Killing Pregnant Woman

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A man who pleaded guilty to killing two women in Pennsylvania has been extradited to Michigan to face a first-degree murder charge in the slaying of a pregnant woman who went missing more than 17 years ago.

Harold David Haulman III was indicted Wednesday in Calhoun County District Court for the death of 21-year-old Ashley Marie Parlier, who disappeared from her home in Battle Creek on June 12, 2005.

Parlier’s family said she left home after an argument with her parents. She has not been seen since and no remains of her have been found.

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In Pennsylvania, Haulman confessed to killing two women, Tianna Phillips in 2018 and Erica Schultz in 2020.

A man who was sentenced to life in prison for killing two Pennsylvania women has been extradited to Michigan to face another murder charge.

A man who was sentenced to life in prison for killing two Pennsylvania women has been extradited to Michigan to face another murder charge.

Police say that when Haulman was interviewed last winter about those cases, he too confessed to killing Parlier and said where her body might be found.

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It was not clear if Haulman has an attorney in Michigan who can comment on Parlier’s case.

Haulman will return to Pennsylvania, where he is serving a life sentence. He is scheduled for a preliminary exam in Michigan later this month.

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