According to CWB Chicago, two newborn girls were reportedly found dead in the bathroom of a childcare facility at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago’s Streeterville neighborhood on Thursday.
According to the paper, an ongoing investigation into the horrific incident found two infants in garbage bags on Thursday night while cleaning up blood from the floor of a facility on Block 400 East Ontario Street. reportedly did. Exit. Officers took the two infants to Lurie Children’s Hospital, where they were pronounced dead. (Related: Lena Dunham and J.J. Abrams Make Animated Film Celebrating Planned Parenting)
BREAKING: Two newborns were found dead inside the Streeterville Nursery School, according to Chicago police.https://t.co/oN8LBfdehm
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A police report obtained by police said the 29-year-old employee, a teacher, “abruptly left class” to go to the bathroom. chicago tribune. A police report said she was found in her bloody state by a colleague of hers, who called her ambulance and took her to Northwestern Hospital for treatment.
A spokeswoman for the Northwestern Memorial said an employee had a medical emergency, but that no children were “involved in or affected by this situation.” ABC7 Chicago.
The company that manages the nursery has sent an email to parents explaining that the emergency resulted in the unexpected birth of twin babies.
Bernice E. Rabin Children’s Education Center said, “We are heartbroken by the tragic circumstances of the unexpected birth of twin newborns at Bernice E. Rabin Children’s Education Center as our staff experienced a medical emergency. ‘ said in a statement. ABC issued a statement. “All children and families enrolled at the center are safe and no one has been involved in any incidents.”
“We will provide emotional and mental health support to all members of the Center Team and their families. Please support and respect everyone.”
As of Friday afternoon, no arrests had been made and no charges had been filed, according to the Chigo Tribune. An autopsy was performed on the newborn on Friday, but the Cook County Coroner’s Office said the results were inconclusive and needed more research, the paper reported.
