A mother from California admitted that she killed her three children – allegedly with the help of her 16-year-old son.
Angela Dawn Flores, 38, told authorities she killed her 12-year-old daughter Natalie and her 8-year-old twins, Nathan and Kevin.
Flores is on $ 6 million bail, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Her son and alleged accomplice have been detained without bail at Sylmar Junevile Hall on a single murder charge.
The mother of four previously lived in the Kansas City area and worked for a construction company there, according to her Facebook.
Police responded to the Woodland Hills home shortly before 8 a.m. on Mother’s Day. Paramedics pronounced Flores’ children dead at the scene.
The night before the killings, she was heard shouting, “My family is harassing me!” She then went to her neighbor’s front yard, opened the Bible and lit candles, according to another neighbor.
The paramedics arrived there around midnight and placed Flores on a stretcher. She allegedly tried to free herself and shouted, “Where is my Bible? Where is my Bible?
It remains unclear what happened between the mother’s outburst and the discovery of the children the next day.
Angela Dawn Flores, 38, has admitted killing her three children with the help of her teenage son. The former real estate agent recently lived in the Kansas City area
Three children were found dead on Sunday. The mother was placed on a stretcher by a paramedic the night before after lighting candles and opening a Bible in a neighbor’s yard.
Flores had just moved into the home about three months ago, neighbors say
On Monday, flowers and stuffed animals were left in front of the ranch-style one-story home
It is unclear what happened between the mother’s explosion and the discovery of her children.
Authorities received a call from 911 about an incident at the home around 7:40 a.m. Sunday.
They responded to reports of a deadly assault attack on Block 22,500 on Victoria Boulevard in the San Fernando Valley.
Flores had just moved into the house about three months ago.
Three children were found unanswered and pronounced dead on the spot. They were the 12-year-old daughter of Flores, 8-year-old twin boys, CBS News reported.
Police sources said the children appeared to have died on Saturday, the day before they were found.
The two boys attended a charter school in the area.
Flores and her son allegedly sought refuge in two different neighborhoods before police arrived on Sunday morning, according to KTTV.
The cause of death of the children is not reported.
Police officers were spotted entering and exiting the one-story ranch-style home on Sunday. The night before, a neighbor heard my mother shout, “My family is harassing me!”
The mother then entered her neighbor’s yard for a separate religious ceremony, said neighbor Priscilla Canales (above). The next morning, her children were found dead
The home is located in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley
On Sunday, police were spotted entering and exiting a one-story ranch-style house.
“No other suspects are being sought at the moment,” said LAPD Public Information Officer Matthew Cruz.
The mother has her own clash with paramedics the night before her three children are found dead.
Neighbor Priscilla Canales told KTTV that she heard Flores screaming.
“I couldn’t see anyone and I kept hearing, ‘My family is harassing me!’ And I just kept hearing screams, but I couldn’t understand what he was saying,” Canales said.
“I can hear her say, ‘Oh, oh, oh.’ I guess they tried to arrest or detain her. She was carried out on a stretcher and she lay there and just jumped out of nowhere and shouted, “Where is my bible? Where is my Bible?
She told the Los Angeles Times that she saw Flores go to her neighbor’s yard to open the Bible and light candles.
Police were called and paramedics arrived at midnight. Flores was placed on a stretcher and asked for the Bible as she tried to free herself.
– The scream you heard; he knew it wasn’t good, Canales said. I can still hear her screaming.
The LAPD Department of Juvenile Child Abuse is investigating the cause and manner of death of children, according to the LA Times
A neighbor, who lives one block away, said he heard a muffled cry from a child on Saturday night. An unidentified man above throws a wooden bath brush in the trash at the Woodland Hills home
Neighbor Stephen Hayes, 71, said he saw the family riding bicycles. “They look like nice, normal people. This is one of the best looking houses in the block, “he said
Neighbor Stephen Hayes, 71, said he saw the family riding bicycles.
“They look like nice, normal people. This is one of the best looking houses in the block, “he said.
A neighbor, who lives one block away, said he heard a muffled cry from a child on Saturday night.
“I thought I was just dreaming,” he said. “I thought the West Hills must be safe.” Nowadays, nothing is safe.
The mother was taken to a mental hospital and was later detained by Los Angeles police with her 16-year-old son.
Both are charged with murder.
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