Woman kills her 5 and 7 yr old niece and nephew

Apparently, there was a woman who was basically watching her niece and nephew while the mom was away. Mind you, she is bat shit crazy. So one day she gets upset with them and beats them to death, she then puts the boy's dead body in a suitcase, and the girl she triple wraps in a big trash bag and puts them in her trunk. The mom finally reaches back out asking when she can get her kids, but ofc since they are dead, the aunt can't give her a date/time, so she blocks the mom. She is later caught on the road with expired tags, so the police pull her over, while she has the dead bodies in the trunk. At this point, they have been dead for a while. The cop then say, "Well, your tags are expired, you can't be driving this car, so we are going to tow it." She's like "ok can I get my stuff from the trunk?", and as soon as she opens the trunk, the smell of decaying bodies hit the officers, and they search her trunk, all to find the deceased kids. Apparently, she had starved the kids, and they were malnourished because the officers said they were too small to be the ages they were. The aunt tried to run, and the officers tackled her down. She gets 50 years and asks the cops to just kill her. Later, the cops go and search her home, she has two giant bears that had "Forever Us" embedded on them, they were memorials for the dead kids. INSANE

Body cam video if you are interested \*viewer discretion \*

[https://youtu.be/7xboEsXt\_a0?si=dM6nkYW-jOJQFZ11](https://youtu.be/7xboEsXt_a0?si=dM6nkYW-jOJQFZ11)

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