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A young Queens mother was charged Friday with the murders of her six-week-old twins inside their NYCHA apartment, cops said.

Danezja Kilpatrick was hit with multiple counts of murder, acting in a manner injurious to a child and criminal possession of a weapon, according to the NYPD.


  The twins allegedly killed by Queens mom Danezja Kilpatrick. Facebook The twins allegedly killed by Queens mom Danezja Kilpatrick. Facebook

Kilpatrick’s infants —  Dakota and Dallis Bentley —  were found at about 3:10 p.m. Thursday during a police wellness check at an apartment in the Woodside Houses at 51st Street at 32nd Avenue, police said.


  Danezja Kilpatrick pictured here in police custody. Wayne Carrington Danezja Kilpatrick pictured here in police custody. Wayne Carrington

The baby boy was found first inside the crib with what appeared to be stab wounds, police sources had told The Post.


  Danezja Kilpatrick is facing multiple counts of murder along with two other crimes. Wayne Carrington Danezja Kilpatrick is facing multiple counts of murder along with two other crimes. Wayne Carrington

When cops questioned Kilpatrick about the baby girl, “She pointed towards the sink,” NYPD Housing Chief David Barrere said at a Thursday night press briefing.


  Police discovered the infants dead when they went to do a wellness check at the apartment. Peter Gerber Police discovered the infants dead when they went to do a wellness check at the apartment. Peter Gerber

Police then found her wrapped in pink blanket under the kitchen sink, according to cops and sources.


  Kilpatrick’s daughter was found dead in the kitchen sink of the home. Peter Gerber Kilpatrick’s daughter was found dead in the kitchen sink of the home. Peter Gerber

Both babies were pronounced dead at the scene.

The mother told cops when taken into custody, ““I can’t take it anymore,” according to sources.

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