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Police in Fairfield, Iowa said they found human remains belonging to Noyma Graber, a Spanish teacher at Fairfield High School, who was reported missing earlier this week. They said Graber suffered head trauma.

In early November, the body of 66-year-old Nohimah Graber was found under a tarp in a city park

a few hours outside of Des Moines, Iowa.

Two 16-year-olds are now facing first-degree murder charges.

I'm joined by reporter Larissa Leone with W.O.I. Local 5 News in Iowa.

Lorissa, thanks for being here.

What can you tell us about the victim in this case, first of all?

Noema Graber.

Yeah, thank you so much for being here. What can you tell us about the victim in this case, first of all? Noima Graber. Yeah, thank you so much for having me. Well, I know that she was a beloved Spanish teacher.

I went to the visual that was held by her family. And a lot of her former students and past students,

and some of her church members really spoke highly of her being such a light in the community and such a

bright light in their lives. So she was definitely a woman that left a lot of impact on people.

Tell me what we know about the case itself and her killing and what we know about the charges

against these two teens. Yeah, so it's an interesting case.

There were two Fairfield teenagers that have been formally charged with first-degree murder

and conspiracy to commit murder in the death of Noheem Agraber.

And, you know, it seemed to be they found out this information via social media.

Somebody tipped off that these two teenagers were conspiring through social media to kill

Nohimah Graber.

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