Personal trainer arrested after his son, 12, and daughter, 13, are found decapitated скачать в хорошем качестве

Personal trainer arrested after his son, 12, and daughter, 13, are found decapitated

A dad has been arrested for allegedly decapitating his daughter and son. The bodies of Maurice Taylor Sr's daughter, 13 and son, 12, were found inside the family home in Lancaster, California, in the US, on Friday morning. The personal trainer was arrested after Los Angeles County Fire Department workers responded to reports of a gas leak at the home at the time. They discovered the children in separate bedrooms with lacerations and stab wounds. The firefighters also found Mr Taylor's wife and two other children alive and well at the property. Mr Taylor's personal training clients said they had contacted authorities as far back as Tuesday when he failed to show up for fitness sessions he had been running over Zoom. Authorities were called to the home on Friday Read More Related Articles Mum relives 'extremely lucky' escape in McDonald's drive-thru after freak car crash Read More Related Articles Kate Middleton and Prince William meet NHS workers in first stop of Royal Train tour One of the clients had told the authorities of the suspected gas leak. Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris said both victims had been decapitated. He described the scene as "brutal", the LA Times reported. The names of the children have not yet been made public. Lt Brandon Dean told reporters at the scene Friday morning: "LA County Sheriff's deputies responded out to the location and saw that there were two individuals inside, both very young, possibly in their teenage years, deceased. The children were found in separate bedrooms Read More Related Articles Cabbie drives off with Christmas presents worth £300 in row over £4.50 fare "One appears to be a male, one appears to be a female, possibly suffering from some type of a sharp trauma, either stabbing or slicing device." The police chief said there was no sign of a gas leak at the property. The children's mum was at the home when authorities arrived, according to the LA Times. She was taken in for questioning but was not arrested, Lt Dean said. Police took the mum in for questioning but she was not arrested An adult female and two children who were in the home as well were also questioned – but not arrested either. The two children were taken to hospital as a precaution but appeared to be uninjured. One client of Mr Taylor's described him as “so reliable, so responsive” and “mellow”. Howard Kern, an attorney who has taken personal training sessions with Mr Taylor for about seven years, told the LA Times he feared that the trainer was living under pressure. The client described him as the "nicest person that you know, then multiply that by five". The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department investigation is ongoing.