A South Carolina boy’s call to his grandmother saying he was hungry led authorities to a home where investigators say his mother had stabbed him and his younger sibling dozens of times, leaving both children with severe injuries.Taylor Gosnell, 35, is charged with two counts of attempted murder after allegedly attacking her children, ages 6 and 3, inside their Spartanburg County home during the overnight hours before they were discovered Saturday, according to authorities.The 6-year-old called his grandmother Sept.26, and told her his mother was not home and that he and his 3-year-old sibling were hungry, according to the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office.ACCUSED NC KILLER MOM PLANS INSANITY DEFENSE — AS RETIRED JUDGE SAYS MORE MAY FOLLOW LINDSAY CLANCY STRATEGYTaylor Gosnell, 35, is charged with two counts of attempted murder and two counts of possession of a weapon during a violent crime in Spartanburg County, S.C.
(Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office)The grandmother contacted a friend of Gosnell, and the two went to the residence.They found both children suffering from severe injuries and immediately dialed 911.Deputies responding shortly after 2:30 p.m.
found the residence in disarray, with numerous items damaged or broken, authorities said.Investigators said the children suffered approximately 50 stab wounds between them, including injuries that penetrated to the bone.Both were initially taken to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center before being transferred to Prisma Health Children’s Hospital in Greenville, where they remained hospitalized and were expected to undergo additional surgeries.SUBURBAN ILLINOIS BOY DIES IN SUSPECTED DOMESTIC HOMICIDE AS NEIGHBORS FEAR ANOTHER LINDSAY CLANCY CASEArrest warrants reviewed by Fox News Digital provide additional details about the alleged attack.
The warrants allege Gosnell struck the children with a baseball bat and a circular knife, causing severe injuries, with intent to kill them.Gosnell returned to the h...