Mother would have drowned her three children on a New York beach

Three children appeared dead on the shore of Coney Island beach, in New York, USA)reported the local police. At the moment the reasons for her death are unknown, the authorities confirm that some indications point to the mother as responsible for her.

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Two children, aged 7 and 4, and a three and a half month old baby, who had disappeared and the police were trying to locate them together with their motherwere found dead last night on the shore of Coney Island beach, in New York (USA), while she was found alive elsewhere on the beach, soaked and barefoot and, despite reports that They warned that she could have caused harm to minors, “she is not detained,” said a police spokesman.

As reported by the New York police, at the moment the reasons that led to his death are unknown.

The children and the baby had disappeared hours earlier with their mother and the police had activated their alerts when they received a call from a person at 1:40 in the morning, saying that they had suspicions that the woman – a relative of hers in her 30s – could have harmed her children.

Later, the father of the three children, also questioned, told them that he believed that the mother had taken them to Coney Island.

The search lasted an hour and a half until the woman appeared on the beach, drenched in water and barefoot, but gave no information about the whereabouts of her three children.

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It was much later, around 4:40 in the morning, when the bodies of the three children appeared in another place far from there, and although the police carried out the required resuscitation maneuvers, they could not do anything for them.

The nationality of the woman and children is unknown, as well as any other details, for which the police have requested the citizen’s collaboration of whoever may have seen or heard something, ensuring confidentiality to whoever provides any information that helps to clarify the facts.