“Mother of Two Toddlers Found Dead in Van Faces Charges: Miami Update”

1. Mom facing charges after toddlers found dead inside van
2. Suicide attempt by mother after toddlers found dead inside van.

Accident – Death – Obituary News : MIAMI – A tragic incident unfolded in Miami on February 2, as two toddlers were found unresponsive in a silver van on the northbound Interstate 95 ramp to the Turnpike Extension at the Golden Glades interchange. The mother of the two children, identified as Shirlene Alcime, now faces charges in connection with the incident. Alcime, 42, was rushed to HCA Florida Aventura Hospital, where she remains in critical condition.

The children, both 3 years old, were discovered in the early hours of the morning. The authorities are investigating the cause of their deaths, and they are awaiting the toxicology report results from the Medical Examiner to determine the exact cause.

Miami-Dade police investigators revealed that Alcime attempted to commit suicide when officers arrived at the scene. She allegedly jumped over the expressway wall and fell from a considerable height, landing on the railroad tracks. As a result, she has been charged with child neglect with great bodily harm.

The incident has left Alcime’s husband, Milson Cadet, devastated. Cadet, who identified the children as Milendhere Gabriel Napoleon Cadet and Milenjhit Gabriella Napoleon Cadet, expressed shock and confusion. He stated that he left for work at 5 a.m. on Thursday and returned home to find his wife and children missing. He searched their office and attempted to contact Alcime, but she did not answer her phone.

The tragic event has deeply affected the family and the community. Friends and relatives are mourning the loss of the young twins and praying for Alcime’s recovery. The incident highlights the importance of mental health awareness and support for individuals facing emotional distress.

As the investigation continues, authorities are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward. The community is coming together to provide support and comfort to the grieving family during this difficult time.

John MacLauchlan, a member of the CBSMiami.com digital team, reported on this heartbreaking incident. With his extensive experience in journalism, MacLauchlan has been delivering news to the Miami community since February 2007.

CBS NEWS is deeply saddened by this tragedy and extends its heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones of Milendhere Gabriel Napoleon Cadet and Milenjhit Gabriella Napoleon Cadet. The news outlet encourages readers to create a free account or log in for more features and access to further news updates..

1. Mom facing charges after toddlers found dead inside van
2. Suicide attempt following tragic incident with toddlers.