Paul Sacca
'There’s a special place in hell for people like that.'
Anew toxicology report has
revealed chilling new details about the deaths of four children whose mother
and grandmother allegedly plotted together to kill them before taking their own
lives in a murder-suicide
in upstate NewYork.
As Blaze News previously reported, police found six bodies in a
Mechanicville apartment during a welfare check on June 23.
'It's not working, we need
another option.'
Police identified the alleged
victims as 13-year-old Harper Harmon, 11-year-old Hudson Harmon, and
10-year-old twins Gavin and Gracelynn Harmon. The children's bodies were
discovered alongside the bodies of their 44-year-old mother, Sarah Myers, and
their 64-year-old grandmother, Amy Steadman.
Mechanicville Police said the children were murdered on June 10, according to WNYT-TV.
The Albany Times Union reported last month that Mechanicville
Police Chief Bill Rabbitt said the four children were victims of a "mass
killing."
Rabbitt said Steadman and
Myers began their plan as early as June 5, when Steadman began visiting
multiple pharmacies to purchase over-the-counter sleep aids and medication
prescribed to her, the Times Union said.
According to investigators,
Steadman's online search history contained inquiries about the effects of
insulin used on individuals without diabetes.
The Times Union reported that Steadman and Myers exchanged messages discussing that they "wanted to dose the children between 10:30 a.m. and noon on June 10, before a scheduled 6 p.m. phone call with their father, Utah resident Brady Harmon."


















