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Description: Three children were discovered dead in a Los Angeles house on Sunday morning after their mother strolled into a neighbor's yard the night before, opened a Bible, and lit candles. At 7.40 a.m., police received a 911 call reporting an incident in the Woodland Hills area. They used a lethal weapon in response to claims of an attack. Three youngsters, ages eight to twelve, were discovered unconscious and ruled dead at the scene. The mother was heard shouting the night before, her family is abusing her. According to another neighbor who witnessed her, she then strolled into her next-door neighbor's yard for a solitary religious ritual. Around midnight, paramedics arrived and placed her on a stretcher. According to the neighbor, she struggled to free herself and cried, 'Where is my Bible?' What transpired between the mother's explosion and the children being discovered the next day is unknown. The mother is being interrogated. According to officials, there are no additional suspects in the kids' deaths. The abused child unit of the LAPD's Juvenile Division is examining the reason and way of the children's deaths. The event occurred in the 22500 block of Victory Boulevard in Woodland Hills, a San Fernando Valley community. On Sunday, officers were spotted entering and exiting the one-story ranch-style residence. LAPD Public Information Officer Matthew Cruz stated that at this time, no other suspects are being sought. The woman had a run-in with paramedics the night prior to her kids being discovered dead in their house. Prisila Canales, a neighbor, heard her cry at 10.30 p.m., 'My family is torturing me!' She then noticed her go over to her next-door neighbor's yard to open a Bible and light candles. At midnight, the police were summoned, and paramedics came. As she fought to shake herself free, she was placed on a stretcher and asked for her Bible. Canales added that one could understand she wasn't OK because of the screaming. She mentioned she could still hear her screaming. Stephen Hayes, 71, a neighbor, claimed he spotted the family riding bikes. He remarked that they appear to be lovely, ordinary individuals. It's one of the most attractive residences on the street. A neighbor a block away reported hearing muffled cries from a toddler Saturday night. He said he believed he was dreamin. He thought West Hills was supposed to be a secure neighborhood. According to him, nothing is secure these days. May the darling angels' souls rest in peace. ******************************************************* Subscribe for a new video ►► goo.gl/XFN9BN *******************************************************