Mother who lost two children to gun violence prays she won't lose her grandchild

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Murdered woman's mother calls for justice

A newborn is in the hospital fighting to survive as DeKalb County Police search for the person who shot and killed her mother. The family says Shaniyah Rodriguez was 8 months pregnant when someone shot and killed her on Singleton Lane at the beginning of the month. The woman's mother not only lost her daughter but her 13-year-old son to gun violence.

DeKalb County police are searching for the person who shot and killed a pregnant woman, leaving her baby in critical condition.

Shaniyah Rodriguez was 20-years-old and about 8 months pregnant when someone shot and killed her on Singleton Lane in early February.

Her mother Adrienne told FOX 5 she's far too angry to cry. This isn't the first time she was forced to deal with losing one of her children. 

Her 13-year-old son Nizzear was shot and killed in Carrollton during a home invasion. Police said the burglar intended to shoot someone else, but killed the young teen instead.

"All her ultrasounds and stuff – last one was 32 weeks," the mother told FOX 5 while looking through some of her daughter's things.

Adrienne has kept Shaniyah's room as it was the day she died.

"I see over here there’s baby stuff. We were getting everything ready," she said.

Adrienne now has one child left after losing two to gun violence. She told FOX 5 she hopes she won't lose her granddaughter who was delivered by emergency c-section after the shooting. She is still fighting to survive at Grady Hospital.

"It makes me so angry," she told FOX 5. "I was at every appointment."

Now, Adrienne is desperate for justice for her daughter. She said the man who was charged in her son's death was acquitted.

"Somebody has to be held accountable. I can’t go through this again," she said.

While Adrienne continues her fight for answers, she said she prays her granddaughter, Milliani, will live a full and safe life.