Police have identified the three relatives, all women, who were killed in a gruesome triple murder allegedly at the hands of a 22-year-old family member inside a Queens home last week
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All three women had been stabbed in the neck at the family's home, cops said. A home health aide helping the youngest victim, who had cerebral palsy and was bedbound, found the bodies, police said. It remains unclear what motivated the killings. Injured and covered in blood, he was taken to a hospital to be treated. In the meantime, homicide detectives from the NYPD traveled down to Virginia to question the Queens man.
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