After a gas leak, the firefighters found the bodies of two beheaded brothers aged 12 and 13. The father was arrested on charges of double murder
Discovery to say the least chilling that made inside the home of a personal trainer. The man was arrested after his two sons were found beheaded inside his home in Los Angeles, California. As reported by the LA Times the finding It happened on Friday when the Los Angeles County firefighters reached the house following the warning of a gas leak in the property. And they found the bodies of a 12-year-old boy and his sister of 13 who died, beheaded, in two separate rooms. Police confirmed that “lacerations and stab wounds” were found on the bodies and the local mayor also described the wounds as “brutal”. His father, Maurice Taylor Sr, 34, was arrested with thecharge of double homicide with a bond set at $ 2.7 million. It is unclear at the moment how long the two children had died before their bodies were discovered and the police said the death is not believed to have been caused by a gas leak but it is assumed that the injuries from cut most likely inflicted by the father a cause their death. It remains to be seen whether they were beheaded after death had already occurred or not.
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Personal trainer clients are incredulous and shocked
Police added that two other uninjured children and a woman were in the house when the rescuers they arrived on the spot and were taken to the hospital for all necessary checks. Mr. Taylor’s clients they said they were incredulous, describing him as a kind and hardworking person. “Think of the nicest person you know, then multiply that by five. He worked so hard to support himself. Unfortunately, we don’t know enough to say what happened or didn’t happen, ”the attorney and client of the personal trainer told the LA Times. Another customer said Mr. Taylor he had worked remotely due to the coronavirus describing it as “reliable, responsive and sweet”. The uninjured children were placed in the care of the Los Angeles County Department of Child and Family Services.
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