French mother drowns her three biological children! Suicide before the court session

A French mother is suspected of killing her sons, ages 5 and 9, and her daughter, age 8. The three children had been given a powerful narcotic before they drowned.

A French mother is suspected of killing his three children in Mérignac, near Bordeaux (Bordeaux), in 2018, according to an insider in the prosecutor's office, French television station BFM reported. The news was also confirmed by the French newspaper Sud-Ouest.

The 45-year-old former caregiver was found lifeless by her cellmates on the night between last Saturday and last Sunday, with a blade and scissors at her side. Despite resuscitation efforts by prison guards and firefighters, it was not possible to save her life. Emergency doctors declared the mother dead at the prison. Subsequently, the prosecutor's office began an investigation.

According to the prosecutor's office, they are inclined to believe that it was a suicide and that the mother died as a result of a severed femoral artery. The police believe that the deceased used a razor blade to viciously cut her femoral artery.

It is reported that the mother is suspected of drowning her three children. The children had been given a powerful narcotic before their death. The three children were: sons, 5 and 9 years old, and a daughter, 8. She was found by her husband at her home in Merignac on April 4, 2018, when she was in a coma. She left a letter behind. In it, she said she was "very heartbroken" and "wanted it to be over". She was then transferred to the hospital with the help of emergency doctors.

She was in critical and life-threatening condition. In 2018, while in custody, she confessed to the crime. The mother had obtained the narcotic drugs in the operating room of the Pellegrin hospital.

The prosecutor in charge of minors conducted a search at the crime scene, and the head of public security in Gironde said the couple had no criminal record and that the three children had been in school before their birth.

The former caregiver had attempted suicide several times before her death. If she hadn't had an accident, she would have been tried March 23 in Gironde's circuit court. An autopsy will be conducted Tuesday.