A young girl from Oklahoma was arrested after stabbing her younger brother to death.
The 12-year-old girl, who was not named, was apprehended by the police on January 5 after fatally stabbing her 9-year-old brother in their home in Tulsa.
Now, the upsetting police bodycam footage showing the girl’s arrest has emerged.
In the video, the preteen is seen sobbing and pleading with the officers while insisting she was a “good girl” just moments after killing her sibling.
“I’m so sorry. I’m so sorry,” the child is heard telling the officers.
The girl’s mother, April Lyda, then tells her daughter: “You better pray to God he f*****g lives.”
Responding, the girl said: “I’m so sorry, momma. I don’t know what happened.”
Once in the patrol car, the girl continued: “I ruined my life. I ruined my whole future. It’s all my fault.
“God, please help me. What the f***. Please. F*** please.”
Pleading for mercy with the officers, the 12-year-old added: “Are the handcuffs necessary? I’m a good child.”
After the shocking killing in the family, mother Lyda was interviewed by the police whom she told that her daughter had never before displayed aggressive behavior towards her brother.
“I just don’t understand why she would have so much anger toward him. Especially at bedtime,” she said.
While the 12-year-old murder suspect remains in juvenile custody, the case remains under investigation and the motive is yet to be determined.
“The loss of her 9 year old son to her 12 year old daughter has left this mother and their family completely devastated and confused, we are still trying to figure out why this happened,” a GoFundMe set up for Lyda by her friends reads.
“Her daughter was a well behaved child with no prior history of behavioral problems. Her son Zander was the sweetest boy who had the biggest smile, he loved to ride his bike, play Fortnite, hang out with his best friend or just run errands with his mom.”
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