Police arrested a mother from Las Vegas for allegedly murdering her daughters to attain their valuable organs.
The 26-year-old is accused of killing both of her young infants because she felt their organs were ‘worth a lot of money.’ Meanwhile, reports confirmed how police took Amanda Sharp-Jefferson into their custody after evidence showed the most heinous of all crimes.
The details surrounding the case were chilling, explaining how the cold-hearted mother carried out the murder. Police confirmed that Amanda’s boyfriend reportedly came home to find the unresponsive kids, alongside the mother herself.
Moreover, he confirmed how the two daughters were so young. Rose was only 1, while Lilly was just two months old. The boyfriend explained how Rose and Lilly’s dead bodies lay on top of one another, on a baby swing.
The boyfriend, Jaykwon Singleton, revealed how the mother was least bothered about the children’s death. It seemed as if she was more concerned about how their organs were more valuable than their actual lives.
Therefore, the arrest report confirmed how the mother kept ‘shushing’ him, talking about the value of selling off their dead organs.point 237 |
Above all, when officers inquired about the idea of a dead child’s organs, the mother gave a bizarre response.point 98 | It comprised of watching films where people made a lot of money by simply selling others’ organs.point 185 | 1
While investigations regarding the bizarre yet tragic case continue, Singleton explained how he and Amanda were together for the past two years. The couple didn’t argue a lot but suddenly, things began taking a weird turn. And that’s when he revealed how the mother talked a lot about ‘alter spirit worlds.’
On the other hand, the cold-hearted mom of two explained how she didn’t even know who Singleton was. Moreover, she thinks that this whole ordeal is a hoax with her getting caught in the middle.
While the exact details of the death still remains a mystery, there are conflicting reports regarding how the mother drowned the kids. Today, police are doing their best with the investigations.