In a tragic incident, 5-year-old twins were found lifeless in their New York City home on December 18. Discovered by their mother, she called 911 at 11:20 am, prompting the police and emergency medical services to respond. The twins, a boy and a girl, were unresponsive, and the EMS confirmed their unfortunate demise at home. The investigation revealed no external injuries or carbon monoxide presence, and the family lacked a history of harm. The children had been unwell, missing school the previous week and on the fateful Monday. The grieving mother, who discovered them, is now hospitalized. Doctors are determining the cause of death. NYPD Assistant Chief Benjamin Gurley expressed the emotional difficulty faced by the family, emphasizing the careful approach to treating it as a possible crime until further investigation unfolds. The father is cooperating with the police in understanding the tragic circumstances.
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