Chicago Mom who was accused of having knit her three children is said to give a haunting reasons why: Prosecutor

A mother in Chicago is facing criminal charges in connection with allegations that she was stacked her three young children, police say.

Wednesday, May 28, about 17:45, drew a tow driver at South Harvard Avenue at the moment he saw a 1-year-old on the street with a blood-covered diaper, says the Chicago police, according to Chicago Sun-Times.

The driver then saw the Aurionah-Rakii-Karie Parker-White, 23, run out of her apartment building.

“She screamed all the time,” I need help! Help me! My baby! “The driver, the Devaughen Stringfellow, said, CBS news Reports.

“I called the police,” he said. “They didn’t come. So at first I wasn’t going to put them in my truck with the blood – but I threw them all in the truck.”

Like the child, Parker-whites bleed two older children, 3 and 5, from their wrists, police say. Stringfellow then took the three children and their mother to a nearby hospital.

They were later transferred to the University of Chicagos Comer Children’s Hospital, where they were listed in severe condition.

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Parker-White’s 5-year-old son told us said hospital staff that his mother had tried to kill him and his siblings.

The boy told the staff that his mother “would make them go to heaven,” said prosecutor Saturday 31 May, NBC Chicago Reports.

She was arrested and accused of three bills of attempted murder and three bills of aggravated battery for a child.

Prosecutors say that Parker-White is said to have pointed out on video that she staked the children and said it was wrong, according to NBC Chicago. They say she said to take care of the children herself has been stressful and that she wanted to kill herself and kill their children.

Parker-White is held in Cook County prison while she is waiting for her next hearing on Friday, June 6.

It is unclear if she has retained a lawyer who can speak on her behalf.