New Jersey: Indian-origin woman held for killing 2 young sons, police say children’s father made 911 call

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• Responding officers along with medical personnel initiated life saving measures which yielded negative results. The two children were pronounced deceased at the scene.
• Authorities have not released the identities of the two children pending positive identification by the Medical Examiner’s Office. Natarajan was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder, and one count of third-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose. She was detained by Hillsborough Police Officers and transported to the Somerset County Jail pending a detention hearing in the matter. Quick ReadsView AllChevron expected to receive expanded Venezuela license from US this week, reportsMinnesota: US federal agent shoots second person days after Rene Good killingMcDonald said the matter is being investigated by detectives from the Hillsborough Township Police Department along with detectives from the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crimes Unit, the Crime Scene Investigation Unit, and Medical Investigators from the New Jersey Northern Regional Medical Examiner’s Office. A postmortem examination is scheduled to be performed by the Northern Regional Medical Examiner’s Office to positively identify the victims and determine the cause and manner of death, the statement said. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADFollow Firstpost on Google.
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