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   The student was allegedly abducted and killed by an illegal   
   immigrant in Brooklyn, Iowa, last month   
      
   A COLLEGE student, 20, who went missing while out on a jog died   
   after being "stabbed multiple times", an autopsy report says.   
      
   Mollie Tibbetts was allegedly abducted and killed by an illegal   
   immigrant in Brooklyn, Iowa, last month.   
      
    Cops have revealed the tragic final moments of 20-year-old   
   Mollie Tibbetts, who is alleged to have been killed by a Mexican   
   immigrant   
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   Cops have revealed the tragic final moments of 20-year-old   
   Mollie Tibbetts, who is alleged to have been killed by a Mexican   
   immigrant   
      
   Authorities announced that preliminary autopsy results from the   
   state medical examiner's office show she was the victim of a   
   homicide who died from "multiple sharp force injuries."   
      
   State medical examiner Dennis Klein declined to comment on the   
   details of her injuries, and said that his office would hire   
   consultants to analyse her remains further.   
      
   The man charged with first-degree murder in Tibbetts' death,   
   Cristhian Bahena Rivera, allegedly led investigators to her body   
   early Tuesday in a cornfield.   
      
   While investigators were confident then that the body was that   
   of the University of Iowa psychology major, the autopsy   
   definitively confirmed her identity.   
      
   What we know so far...   
      
   Mollie Tibbetts, 20, was out running on July 18 when she   
   disappeared, triggering a huge search in Brooklyn, Iowa   
   Five weeks later, Cristhian Bahena Rivera, an illegal Mexican   
   immigrant named, was arrested and charged with her murder   
   Police found Rivera, 24, through CCTV which showed a Chevy   
   Malibu connected to him driving around where Mollie was jogging   
   He later told police that he got out of the car and starting   
   running alongside Mollie, who threatened to call the cops   
   Rivera, who later led police to where he dumped her in a corn   
   field, said he blacked out, then came to as he was dragging her   
   body out of the trunk   
   An autopsy found Mollie died of 'multiple sharp force injuries'   
   Republican lawmakers and Donald Trump have used the attack to   
   push their anti-immigration agenda ahead of the mid-terms in the   
   US   
      
   Cristhian Bahena Rivera, 24, terrorised other girls in the town   
   of Brooklyn, Iowa, before murdering Molly Tibbett's, locals say   
   Prosecutors allege that Rivera abducted Tibbetts while she was   
   out for an evening run in Brooklyn on July 18, killed her and   
   disposed of her body in the secluded location.   
      
   A criminal complaint alleges that Rivera confessed during a   
   lengthy interrogation to following Tibbetts in his car, getting   
   out on foot and chasing after her.   
      
   Rivera told investigators that he panicked after Tibbetts   
   threatened to call police on her phone, he blacked out and later   
   came to when he was unloading her bloody body from the trunk of   
   a car, it says.   
      
   Rivera worked for the last four years at a dairy farm a few   
   miles from where Tibbetts was last seen.   
      
   He and Tibbetts have no known connections other than that Rivera   
   allegedly told investigators that he saw her running previously.   
      
   Investigators zeroed in on him as the suspect after obtaining   
   footage from surveillance cameras showing a vehicle connected to   
   him circling the area of Tibbetts' running route.   
      
   Earlier this week, investigators said they were uncertain how   
   Tibbetts was killed or whether she was sexually assaulted.   
   They've made no mention of recovering a knife or other weapon   
   linked to the death.   
      
   Rivera, a native of Mexico who is suspected of being in the US   
   illegally, made his initial court appearance Wednesday and is   
   being jailed on a $5million (£3.9million) cash-only bond.   
      
   He faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if   
   convicted.   
      
   Within hours of the arrest, President Donald Trump seized on the   
   news that Rivera was allegedly in the country illegally to call   
   for stricter immigration laws.   
      
   And in an interview that aired Thursday, he said on "Fox &   
   Friends" that Tibbetts was a "beautiful young girl" killed by a   
   "horrible person that came in from Mexico, illegally here."   
      
   Trump has claimed that people living in the US illegally often   
   commit crimes, but studies by social scientists and the   
   libertarian Cato Institute reject that assertion.   
      
   The studies show that states with higher shares of people living   
      
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