Two Children Fatally Stabbed by Nanny!!!???

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The Manhattan mother of two young children found fatally stabbed in their Tony Upper West Side apartment maintained a blog of her children, detailing the “precious hours” she spent with them.
Marina Krim returned to her West 75th Street home at about 5:30 p.m. Thursday with her third child after nanny Yoselyn Ortega, 50, failed to meet her for swimming lessons with Krim’s two other children, Leo, 2, and Lucia, 6. When she arrived, the children were already dead in a bathtub and Ortega lay injured nearby with apparently self-inflicted stab wounds, according to police.
“Something happened to my kids!” screamed the sobbing mom, who wrapped the nanny’s neck with a towel.
Doorman Glen Loody told the New York Post he heard the distraught mother’s cries and called 911. “She was crying. She was screaming,” he said.
Ortega, who was found near a knife, remained hospitalized Friday in stable condition, NYPD spokesman Paul Browne told FoxNews.com.
New York Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said it’s unclear how long the nanny had worked for the family. Ortega, who has no criminal record, had not been charged as of early Friday.
Krim, a pediatrician who was a stay-at-home mother until a year ago, kept a loving online journal of her children’s lives, including apple-picking trips, family vacations and strolls down Broadway, the Post reported.
In Krim’s latest entry — posted to “Life with the Little Krim Kids” just three hours before finding Lucia and Leo dead — the loving mom wrote about her son learning to put words together.
“Leo speaks in the most adorable way possible,” Marina Krim wrote, describing her mood at the time as “amused.”  
In February, Krim wrote about visiting their nanny’s family in the Dominican Republic. Krim referred to the woman as Josie. It’s unclear whether it’s the same woman found wounded Thursday.
“We met Josie’s amazing familia!!! And the Dominican Republic is a wonderful country!!,” she wrote.
Another entry in May detailed Leo’s obsession with his new Crocs.
“Even at nap time — Josie, our nanny, took them off and he screamed bloody murder, so she put them back on and he went right to sleep,” Krim wrote.
Marina and her husband Kevin were extra careful in hiring and vetting Ortega, even spending nine days with her family in the Dominican Republic prior to her hiring, according to friends.
“Kevin told me that she was a nice girl,” the children’s paternal grandmother, Karen Krim, told The Post. “How could she do something like that? The children were angels.”
Ortega’s niece, Katherine Garcia, 28, said her aunt had seemed a little off and was “acting kind of nervous lately.”
“This is just shocking,” she told the newspaper. “She loved those kids. I don’t know what would make her do this.”
Kevin Krim, a CNBC executive, was returning from a business trip to San Francisco and was notified of the horrific killings once he arrived in Manhattan last night, a source said. Police then took him to St. Luke’s Hospital, where Krim had to be sedated. The couple’s third child, Nessie, 3, did not witness the carnage at her home.
Originally from the West Coast, the Krims moved from San Francisco to New York a few years ago. Neighbors described the young family as happy and loving.
“It’s horrifying,” said one resident, who met the nanny for the first time Wednesday. “She was very quiet — she just stared ahead.”
The couple’s three children had participated at their aunt’s wedding just last month, with Leo acting as a ring bearer and Lucia and Nessie serving as flower girls.
“I just don’t understand,” another neighbor said. “It’s so senseless. A nanny would be the last person I’d think would ever do something like that. I’m in shock. Total disbelief.”
Fernando Mercado, the superintendent of the building where Ortega lives with her sister and niece, told The Wall Street Journal that she is “a very nice woman” and “very religious.”
“To me, she has always been very, very stable,” Mercado said.