A Los Angeles mother who allegedly killed three of her children because she thought they were demon-possessed was taken to hospital while battling medical personnel and shouting “Where is my Bible” for several hours? before the victims are found, a report said.
Angela Flores, 38, has been charged with three counts of murder in the deaths of Natalie Flores, 12, Kevin Janes, 10, and Nathan Janes, 8, the LA Times reported. She was detained on $ 6 million bail.
Flores said she believed the children had been possessed and had repeatedly attacked them because she believed she could cast out demons, the newspaper’s law enforcement sources said.
She admitted to killing them with the help of a 16-year-old boy whom authorities identify as her son. He was also arrested on suspicion of murder, although prosecutors have not filed charges against him.
Angela Flores is accused of killing her children Natalie Flores, Kevin Janes and Nathan Jane.Facebook
Flores, who had seven children, is expected to appear in court on Wednesday as police continue to investigate the shocking deaths.
Police responded to a report of a deadly gun attack at around 7:40 a.m. Sunday at her home on Victory Boulevard. Flores’ other three children live outside the country with their father and were not injured in the bloodbath.
Neighbors said she was chaotic on Saturday night, holding a Bible, shouting, praying and lighting candles in other homes on the street.
On Tuesday, Los Angeles Police Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton said Flores was taken to hospital around midnight and that the bodies of the three children were found at the home only seven hours later, the LA Times reported.
Fire spokeswoman Margaret Stewart said the agency responded at 12:48 a.m. Sunday with a request for a “medical response” from police and took the woman to hospital.
Authorities did not say how the children died.
Cops responded to a report of a deadly gun attack at around 7:40 a.m. Sunday at Flores’ home in Los Angeles. CBS News Flowers and teddy bears left in front of home in LA after three children were found dead.AP
Flores’ ex-husband Jacob Corona told the LA Times that she had called him almost a week earlier and made strange comments.
“She told me all these things about God. It didn’t sound right. I don’t really know what happened, “Corona said, adding that they married in 2001 and divorced in 2007.
He said they had not spoken regularly since their separation.
“So when she called me, I had my doubts,” he told the newspaper. “She was not really religious before. But then she was talking about death. I told her, “What’s going on?” There were so many things going on in my head, but I didn’t think about it.
“I didn’t know her situation,” added Corona, who said he and Flores had a child in common who was not among the dead and had not lived with the suspect.
Nearby resident Priscilla Canales told the newspaper that she heard a woman shouting around 10:30 pm on Saturday: “My family is harassing me!”
She said she saw the woman, later identified as Flores, walk to a neighbor’s yard, where she opened the Bible and lit candles.
When the paramedics arrived and placed the woman – who had only recently moved into the home – on a stretcher, she tried to free herself and shouted, “Where is my Bible?”
The scream he heard knew it wasn’t good. “I can still hear her screaming,” Canales told the LA Times.
The Los Angeles County Department of Child and Family Services said in a statement that employees were “deeply saddened by the deaths of three children in the San Fernando Valley.”
The agency said it was unable to discuss whether the family had been involved before.
Flores describes herself as a “digital creator” on Facebook, where her last post on May 1 was a sign that read: “Evangelist: Noun” – “A man who seeks to convert others, especially through public preaching.” A zealous defender of the cause. “
In October, she set up a fundraising campaign for the American Cancer Society.
“For my birthday this year, I’m asking for donations from the American Cancer Society. “I chose this non-profit organization because their mission means a lot to me, and I hope you will consider the contribution as a way to celebrate with me,” she wrote.
An unidentified man wearing gloves dumped a wooden bath brush at Flores’ home on Monday as cops investigated the killings.
In response to his last post, a user wrote: “Enjoy hell on earth and beyond.”
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