Police believe the infants were thrown out a window of the building in the Bronx, the New York Post reported.
One of the boys had a wound that may have happened during birth, and the other boy had his head injured and a blue string around his neck, according to the newspaper.
A resident at the building, Osvaldo Volquez, 72, said he called 911 on Monday afternoon after the super informed him of the babies.
He said he observed one of the boys “curled up in the fetal position” in what appeared to be a placenta.
“I could see its little hands and feet,” Volquez said, adding that the fetus looked “fully formed” and about three to four pounds.
Drops of blood stained the back patio of the building that did not look accessible to people who do not reside there.
Mohammed Oumarir, the landlord of the high-rise on College Avenue and East 171st Street, said “it shouldn’t be that way for nobody, even the animals.”
Resident Tytiana Lomax said she felt “shook” and did not remember seeing anyone who looks pregnant, and that tenants generally know each other.
Police looked at surveillance footage and searched around the building for leads on who the parents were and are asking for the public’s assistance in finding the people responsible.
The suspects could be charged for disposing of human remains, among other crimes, according to NYPD Deputy Chief Timothy McCormack.
source:https://www.the-sun.com/