A woman hurled two screaming little ones to their deaths from an eighth floorboards parking garage, then jumped off of and killed herself, it is advertised.

The unidentified woman and little ones, both of whom are believed to be beneath five, fell from the top of the auto parking garage near Ruggles Station in close proximity to Boston’s Northeastern University on Christmas Day.

A black Acura SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE with its doors open and a couple children’s seats was seen recorded off on the top floor of the building, with police yet to identify typically the victims or their relationship one to the other.

Andre Serizawa claims that his / her friends saw the horrific event, and wrote on Facebook: According to what (his friend) heard from a college student who saw what happened, the kids were crying and screaming before and after she threw them off the top of the garage followed by the impact of them hidding (sic) the ground before she jumped herself.

Items of clothing including a dark-colored buckle shoe and a pair of broken glasses were seen on the ground near to where the bodies were found.

Both Northeastern University Police Department and the Boston Police Department have yet to confirm more details on the circumstances.

Boston Police Commissioner William Gross said the woman in addition to children were rushed to medical center, where they were pronounced non-viable.

He said the woman was related to her victims, but said officers were continuing to focus on identifying the three bodies.

NBC Boston reported that the top two floors of the garage have already been closed while police investigate, with the university now planning on closing off the top floor indefinitely.

Eight EMTs, two paramedics, two supervisors and a special operations team member attended the tragedy, with those workers now set to be offered counselling and assistance.

Former Boston Police Chief Daniel Linskey told Boston25News: It’s going to be in their minds for their careers and that is something the police department has to work very difficult to do a critical debrief with these officers to make sure the images they saw, the thoughts they have, are managed.

Those are the type of incidents to go into a first responders mind and build up and they build up to the point where police are leading professions right now in suicide.

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Village people!!

life aint easy....you would see people driving pass you not knowing the nightmare they are going through.

Hmmmm another MENTAL HEALTH