Woman in NYC stabbing at suspected birth tourism site says she mistook newborns for wolves

A woman accused of stabbing three babies and two adults at a suspected birth tourism site said she mistook the newborns for wolves.

Yu Fen Wang, 52, told the New York Daily News from Rikers Island she was sorry for the stabbing spree at the residence in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens. Three babies — a 12-day-old, a 32-day-old and a 33-day-old — were taken to the hospital in critical condition after they were stabbed around 3:30 a.m. on Sept. 20. Wang was charged with five counts of attempted murder.

“I don’t know why I did such a thing or what I was thinking about,” Wang said in Mandarin to the New York Daily News. “At the moment, I thought they were not babies, but wolves. So I slashed.”

“I hope [the babies] didn’t get hurt. I hope they are OK,” added Wang, a grandmother of three.

Wang’s left arm was heavily bandaged due to the self-inflicted cuts when she tried to kill herself after the incident. Police found her unconscious and bleeding in the building’s basement.

According to multiple reports, the building was being used to house pregnant Asian women who sought to travel to the U.S. on tourist visas so their babies could be born and gain U.S. citizenship.

The facility offered month-long intensive mother-baby care called “zuo yue zi,” which roughly translates to “sitting the month,” according to the New York Post. A community source told the newspaper most of the women were from China.

"Wolves" is a good descriptor of the Chinese invaders of Queens and Brooklyn. They are no doubt being financed by their Chicom government, buying up condos and houses for cash, incurring no mortgages--how else on earth do these non-English-speaking bummy looking Chinese pony up the price of a condo or house for CASH? I've heard the Chinese churches handle the money they get from the Chicoms and funnel it along. The rest of us have to struggle and pay off a mortgage, while these ravenous bums just come up and buy for cash. So of course they are driving up the price of homes exponentially, closing young non-Chinese couples out of the market. Then they stuff way more people into the condos and houses than they were meant to hold, ghettoizing once beautiful neighborhoods. I was never raised where bums come rifling through your garbage cans and recycle bins; my Sabbath rest was interrupted yesterday by some old Chinese crone clinking the bottles she'd stolen out of peoples' bins, coming to raid my bin (which contains no bottles, as I redeem them myself). I told her to take a hike or ELSE. Someone else has been using the window wells of my building as a repository for bottles they'd collected, waiting to be taken back for the nickel deposit, attracting flies. These bottles somehow find their way into a place they will never be found. You can't get near a bottle redemption machine without waiting behind several Chinese hefting enormous plastic bags of bottles. You can't go to a Redbox kiosk to get a DVD (if you want a DVD) without some Chinese bum hawking illegal pirated DVDs right next to the machine. With the influx of Chinese, neighborhood streets are now occupied by shuttle buses, ambulettes, etc., which take up 2-3 parking spaces each, in an area where parking is already quite scarce. And should I mention how attractive such commercial vehicles look on a residential street? Like living in an industrial parking lot.

Wherever they move in Queens or Brooklyn, they are taking over neighborhoods where formerly you never saw Chinese, ravaging them like a plague of locusts. They do not care about any esthetic concerns; their only aim is to pack as many bodies into a given space as possible.

The Chinese will not take over the U.S. in any sort of military fashion; they are BUYING it. Our government had better quickly enact some laws prohibiting foreign investment or severely limiting it, before all of the U.S. is owned by Chinese.

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