• The mother of two children whose bodies were found in luggage appeared in a New Zealand court on Wednesday.
• The 42-year-old woman was born in South Korea but became a New Zealander later in life.
• Authorities speculate that the children’s ages range between five and ten years old.

In the beginning of this year, the bodies of two children were found in suitcase , and on Wednesday, the mother of the children appeared in a court in New Zealand charged with the killings of her children.

According to Radio New Zealand, the woman, who is 42 years old, was remanded to the custody of the police by the Manukau District Court in Auckland.

The judge granted an order preserving her privacy as well as the victims’ respective levels of confidentiality.

An investigation into a homicide was initiated by the authorities after a family in South Auckland, New Zealand, discovered human remains in bags that had been acquired through an online auction.

Earlier, the authorities speculated that the children’s ages ranged between five and ten years old, and that their deaths occurred between three and four years ago.

It is said that she was born in South Korea but later became a citizen of New Zealand after moving there later in life.

She was reportedly brought into jail in South Korea back in September, and then she was extradited to New Zealand just this past Tuesday. This information comes from the authorities.

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