Kennewick Fire Department received a call from a woman claiming she had just given birth near a car park and thought the baby had died.
Firefighters found a car with a baby in the back seat and a woman in the driver's seat naked from the waist down and holding an umbilical cord.
The woman allegedly repeatedly said: "Is my baby OK."
The woman and baby were taken to hospital but medical tests showed the woman had not recently given birth.
Police searched Ms Sisouvanh's handbag and allegedly found gloves soaked in blood, bloody paper towels, latex gloves, a boxcutter, string, a baby bottle and baby socks.
Police later found Ms Gomez's body, with hands and feet bound, in Columbia Park and determined that was where Ms Sisouvanh allegedly called emergency services.
"Gomez was deceased and had suffered massive trauma to her stomach area," Mr Hohenberg said. A post-mortem examination showed she had been stabbed several times in the chest.
Cuts near her uterus were consistent with having a baby removed.
A friend of Ms Sisouvanh said Ms Sisouvanh allegedly called her two weeks ago to say she was having a baby soon.
2 comments:
box cutter ...
Q. Mummy where did I come from?
A. You were cut from your other mummy and then the police arrested your new mummy.
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