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Upstate man sentenced for killing his pregnant girlfriend

By Rob Jones,

23 days ago

An Upstate suspect has been sentenced to more than 4 decades in prison for the murder of his girlfriend.

The incident happened in 2022 when court records say, Tyler Wilkins beat his pregnant girlfriend to death at a home on Saw Mill Road in Greenville County. Wilkins has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for Winchester's murder.

The Sheriff's Office also says that a former girlfriend of Wilkins, Jordan Nebling has not been seen after being reported missing in 2020. That case remains unsolved.

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Jordan Nebling prior to her disappearance in 2020 Photo credit Greenville County Sheriff's Office

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amy

20d ago

He actually beat the then pregnant girlfriend until she gave birth in that basement and then let the premature baby die in the floor next to her after she was dead. Not just “beat her to death while pregnant” He’s a sick piece of shit. He’s also the last person to have seen his ex girlfriend Jordan as well.

Annie Ramirez more videos

22d ago

The justice system here in sc is so broken he should have been sent straight to death row but I feel the other inmates will deal with him

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