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Parents Whose Nanny Killed Two Of Their Children Are Expecting A Baby
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Jen Chung
Published May 16, 2013
Modified May 16, 2013
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Some happy news for a family dealing with an unspeakable tragedy: Marina and Kevin Krim, whose oldest and youngest children were killed by their nanny on the Upper West Side last fall, announced that they were expecting a baby.
The couple wrote on Facebook, "We are very happy to let you know that Marina is expecting a baby in the fall. Nessie can't wait to welcome her new baby brother. We are filled with many emotions as we look to the future, but the most important one is hope. We are very grateful to you all for your amazing support."
On October 25, 2012, Marina Krim had returned to her Upper West Side home with daughter 3-year-old Nessie, because Yoselyn Ortega didn't bring Krim's other children, 6-year-old Lulu and 2-year-old Leo, to a class. Krim entered her darkened apartment and found Lulu and Leo stabbed in the bathtub, with Ortega apparently trying to stab herself. The children both died while Ortega survived her wounds and was charged with murder. Ortega has pleaded not guilty.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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