By . Laura Collins and Associated Press . PUBLISHED: . 11:12 EST, 14 November 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 11:12 EST, 14 November 2012 . The New York nanny accused of stabbing to death two children she cared for has has been indicted on murder charges today. Six-year-old Lucia Krim and her two-year-old brother, Leo, were killed on October 25 in their Upper West . Side apartment in Manhattan. Their mother Marina Krim found them in a pool of blood in the bathtub when she came home with the victims' three-year-old sister. The nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, remains hospitalized with self-inflicted stab wounds. It is unknown if the 50-year-old, who had housing and financial problems, has a lawyer. Charged: Nanny Yoselyn Ortega, pictured with Lulu Krim, right, and Nessie, left (who was not in the apartment during the attack), has been charged in their murder . Ortega is expected to be arraigned via video. A hearing has not yet been scheduled, according to court documents. It . was revealed last week that on hearing Mrs Krim's screams, the . building's super ran to the family's apartment - with his young son . trailing behind him to confront the horrific scene. As Marina cradled her surviving daughter, Nessie, the father and . son witnessed Ortega apparently attempt to inflict a fatal wound across her throat. Her . wrists had already been slit. Removal men packed up boxes of . the Krims' belongings at the home last week. Sources have suggested the family will not . return to the apartment where Lucia and Leo were . killed. Ortega, Lucia and Leo had been due to meet Mrs Krim and Nessie at a dance studio, but the mother became concerned when they failed to turn up and returned to the home. After learning from the doorman that the . nanny had not left the building, Mrs Krim frantically searched the . apartment and came across the grisly scene in the bathroom. Loss: Lulu and Leo, pictured, each had multiple stab wounds and were pronounced dead in hospital . Happier times: Marina and Kevin Krim, pictured at a 2009 event at Tavern on the Green in Central Park . Ortega's suicide bid failed and she was put in a medically-induced coma. She has now been brought out of this and charged with murder. When . questioned by police for the first time last Saturday, the nanny attempted . to paint Mrs Krim in a bad light, shifting part of the blame for the . tragedy on her. Ortega, who had told neighbors and family that she was short of money, revealed she resented her employers because they kept telling her what to . do and asked her to do the housework. 'She said . something like, "I'm paid to watch the children, not clean up and do . housework",' a law-enforcement source said of Ortega’s statements to . police after she woke from the coma. Father: Kevin Krim recounted the magical Manhattan childhood of his two lost children, the happy memories they accumulated before, police said, their trusted nanny murdered them . Family: Lulu is pictured with her father Kevin Krim and mother Marina Krim, who found her children stabbed in the bathtub and their nanny with a slit throat and wrists on the bathroom floor . Yoselyn became extremely animated . when she discussed the incident with police, telling officers that  she . had numerous disagreements with mother . Marina about how the kids were being cared for. Ortega waived her right to have a lawyer . present during questioning when she ominously told the detective, ''Marina knows what happened'', a source told the New York Times. Reports claimed Marina didn't think . Yoselyn was interacting with the kids enough and was giving them junk . food. The Krims were also reportedly worried . about Ortega's job performance in the weeks leading up to the killings . and had told her that if she didn't improve, they might need to replace . her. But the Krims' extended family dispute . they treated her poorly, explaining that they paid for her to travel on . holidays and even visited her family in the Dominican Republic. In a brief interview this week, Karen . Krim, the slain children's paternal grandmother, said that they . continue to grapple with the horrific crime. Scene: The murders occurred at La Rochelle, a luxury prewar building on Manhattan's Upper West Side . Scene: Crime scene unit officials enter the luxury apartment building where the stabbings took place . 'Under the circumstances, we are all doing as well as can be expected,' she said. The family paid tribute to the murdered youngsters at Manhattan's Avery Hall on Monday. Breaking down in tears, Kevin . Krim recalled the happy days he and his wife Marina shared with their . children and asked that the lives of . their 'best friends' be celebrated rather than mourned. Krim, his wife and their surviving daughter, Nessie, have been in seclusion since the murders.
Yoselyn Ortega, 50, remains in hospital with self-inflicted stab wounds .
Lucia Krim, six, and brother Leo, two, stabbed to death in bathtub at apartment on Upper West Side .
By . Laura Collins and Associated Press . PUBLISHED: . 11:12 EST, 14 November 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 11:12 EST, 14 November 2012 . The New York nanny accused of stabbing to death two children she cared for has has been indicted on murder charges today. Six-year-old Lucia Krim and her two-year-old brother, Leo, were killed on October 25 in their Upper West . Side apartment in Manhattan. Their mother Marina Krim found them in a pool of blood in the bathtub when she came home with the victims' three-year-old sister. The nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, remains hospitalized with self-inflicted stab wounds. It is unknown if the 50-year-old, who had housing and financial problems, has a lawyer. Charged: Nanny Yoselyn Ortega, pictured with Lulu Krim, right, and Nessie, left (who was not in the apartment during the attack), has been charged in their murder . Ortega is expected to be arraigned via video. A hearing has not yet been scheduled, according to court documents. It . was revealed last week that on hearing Mrs Krim's screams, the . building's super ran to the family's apartment - with his young son . trailing behind him to confront the horrific scene. As Marina cradled her surviving daughter, Nessie, the father and . son witnessed Ortega apparently attempt to inflict a fatal wound across her throat. Her . wrists had already been slit. Removal men packed up boxes of . the Krims' belongings at the home last week. Sources have suggested the family will not . return to the apartment where Lucia and Leo were . killed. Ortega, Lucia and Leo had been due to meet Mrs Krim and Nessie at a dance studio, but the mother became concerned when they failed to turn up and returned to the home. After learning from the doorman that the . nanny had not left the building, Mrs Krim frantically searched the . apartment and came across the grisly scene in the bathroom. Loss: Lulu and Leo, pictured, each had multiple stab wounds and were pronounced dead in hospital . Happier times: Marina and Kevin Krim, pictured at a 2009 event at Tavern on the Green in Central Park . Ortega's suicide bid failed and she was put in a medically-induced coma. She has now been brought out of this and charged with murder. When . questioned by police for the first time last Saturday, the nanny attempted . to paint Mrs Krim in a bad light, shifting part of the blame for the . tragedy on her. Ortega, who had told neighbors and family that she was short of money, revealed she resented her employers because they kept telling her what to . do and asked her to do the housework. 'She said . something like, "I'm paid to watch the children, not clean up and do . housework",' a law-enforcement source said of Ortega’s statements to . police after she woke from the coma. Father: Kevin Krim recounted the magical Manhattan childhood of his two lost children, the happy memories they accumulated before, police said, their trusted nanny murdered them . Family: Lulu is pictured with her father Kevin Krim and mother Marina Krim, who found her children stabbed in the bathtub and their nanny with a slit throat and wrists on the bathroom floor . Yoselyn became extremely animated . when she discussed the incident with police, telling officers that  she . had numerous disagreements with mother . Marina about how the kids were being cared for. Ortega waived her right to have a lawyer . present during questioning when she ominously told the detective, ''Marina knows what happened'', a source told the New York Times. Reports claimed Marina didn't think . Yoselyn was interacting with the kids enough and was giving them junk . food. The Krims were also reportedly worried . about Ortega's job performance in the weeks leading up to the killings . and had told her that if she didn't improve, they might need to replace . her. But the Krims' extended family dispute . they treated her poorly, explaining that they paid for her to travel on . holidays and even visited her family in the Dominican Republic. In a brief interview this week, Karen . Krim, the slain children's paternal grandmother, said that they . continue to grapple with the horrific crime. Scene: The murders occurred at La Rochelle, a luxury prewar building on Manhattan's Upper West Side . Scene: Crime scene unit officials enter the luxury apartment building where the stabbings took place . 'Under the circumstances, we are all doing as well as can be expected,' she said. The family paid tribute to the murdered youngsters at Manhattan's Avery Hall on Monday. Breaking down in tears, Kevin . Krim recalled the happy days he and his wife Marina shared with their . children and asked that the lives of . their 'best friends' be celebrated rather than mourned. Krim, his wife and their surviving daughter, Nessie, have been in seclusion since the murders.
murder charges today. Six-year-old Lucia Krim and her two-year-old brother, Leo, were killed on October 25 in their Upper West . Side apartment nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, remains hospitalized with self-inflicted stab wounds. It is unknown if the