Murder of pregnant women is a concerning issue, frequently highlighted in the media. Studies indicate that homicide is a leading cause of death among pregnant women in the U.S., with significant numbers of pregnant women experiencing violence from intimate partners. Research shows that men who kill their pregnant partners often view the pregnancy as a burden, leading to violent outcomes. The discussion raises questions about the societal and psychological factors contributing to these tragedies, including stress from pregnancy and relationship dynamics. While some argue that the statistics may be misleading without context, the data suggests a heightened risk for pregnant women compared to their non-pregnant counterparts. The conversation also touches on broader themes of male violence and societal attitudes towards relationships, emphasizing the need for awareness and prevention strategies.