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A Las Vegas woman charged with killing her two young daughters faced a judge Tuesday morning.
Authorities said Amanda Sharp-Jefferson, 26, told the father of her children that the babies' organs would be "worth a lot of money."
She was arrested Friday on two counts of open murder after her boyfriend, Jaykwon Singleton, said he came home to find her at the apartment with their daughters, Rose, 1, and Lily, 2 months, stacked on top of each other in a baby swing, both dead, according to an arrest report.
Singleton told police that the couple had been together since 2018 and had not had any problems in their relationship until Sharp-Jefferson recently "started talking about the altar spirit world," the report stated.
The father said he returned home at 1064 Sierra Vista Drive on Friday and realized the girls were unresponsive. He told police that Sharp-Jefferson "kept shushing him and at one point, made a statement that their organs were worth a lot of money," according to the report.
Sharp-Jefferson told police that she believed she had been set up, that she did not have any children and she did not know Singleton.
Police have said it was unclear how the children died.
Woman arrested in daughters' deaths: Organs 'worth a lot of money'