A MOM allegedly drowned her two babies to sell their body parts after watching a film about organ harvesting.
Amanda Sharp-Jefferson, 26, was found incompetent to stand trial on Monday after being charged with her daughters’ deaths, according to Las Vegas Review Journal.
Sharp-Jefferson has been accused of killing her 1-year-old daughter Rose Singleton and her youngest daughter, 2-month-old Lily Singleton.
The Clark County Coroner’s Office revealed Sharp-Jefferson’s boyfriend, Jaykwon Singleton – the father of the two girls – discovered his dead children on November 6 in their Las Vegas home.
When Singleton arrived home from work, he found two lifeless daughters placed on top of the other in a baby swing.
Las Vegas police responded to Singleton’s 911 call – where the two baby girls were declared dead at the scene.
On the 911 call, Singleton was overheard asking Jefferson what happened.
“What did you do?” the dispatcher heard him ask, before relaying Sharp-Jefferson’s answer – “She drowned them… I feel like their mom drowned them or something.”
Singleton told police that he asked Sharp-Jefferson why the girls’ bodies were stacked on top of each other.
He said she then “shushed” him in response.
“[Jefferson] kept shushing him and at one point, made a statement that their organs were worth a lot of money,” the arrest report said.
According to the police report, Sharp-Jefferson told police she “saw a movie where people made money on body parts after a person died.”
Despite her comments, she claimed to police that she had been set up by someone to make it appear that she killed her children.
She also denied the children were actually hers, according to the report.
Court records obtained by KVUU, revealed District Judge Linda Bell ordered Sharp-Jefferson to get treatment at a secure facility until she is determined competent to stand trial.
According to the judge, one doctor confirmed Sharp-Jefferson as not competent – while a second doctor could not determine whether or not the mom was competent after she declined to take part in an evaluation.
