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NYC nanny suspected of killing 2 children
(CBS News) Police in New York City are investigating a horrific double murder in a wealthy neighborhood. The victims are two small children and their nanny is the suspect.
PICTURES: Nanny suspected in fatal stabbings of 2 NYC kids
Marina Krim returned home to her luxury New York City apartment Thursday night to find two of her children brutally stabbed to death and lying in a bathtub. The children's nanny lay nearby with an apparently self-inflicted knife wound to the throat.
"It's unbelievable, unbelievable, I can't imagine what the mother is feeling," neighbor Charles Zimmerman said.
Lucia, 6, and her 2-year-old brother Leo had been stabbed multiple times.
Neighbors described "blood-curdling screams" coming from both the mother and building superintendent when they found the bodies. New York Police Department Deputy Police Commissioner Paul Browne said, "Her screams were heard by a neighbor who alerted police and who arrived and found the children dead."
Marina Krim -- seen at the scene being led to an ambulance covered by a bed sheet -- had earlier taken her 3-year-old, Nessie, to a swimming lesson - leaving Lucia and Leo with 50-year-old nanny Yoselyn Ortega.
Police met Kevin Krim, a CNBC digital media executive who had been away on a business trip, with the grim news as he arrived at the airport. He was taken to his wife and surviving child's side at a New York hospital.
Maria Hirschhorn, a neighborhood resident, said, "All I can say is God be with that mother, you know, give her peace."
Neighbors said Marina Krim was a devoted mother who had a close relationship with the nanny, having recently spent a vacation at Ortega's family home in the Dominican Republic.
According to published reports, Ortega is in critical, but stable condition, and has yet to be charged with a crime.
Watch Terrell Brown's full report in the video above.
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