Mother from Hell! Woman Beats Son to Death at Home... Why She Did It Will Leave You Speechless (Photos)

A woman who got really enraged with her son for doing something she hated, has ended up doing something horrific to the boy.

Zarah Coombs being escorted by the police

 

Zarah Coombs, a day care worker in Brooklyn, USA, has been arrested after killing her own son, an incident which has left many people shocked.

 

Strangers trust Zarah Coombs to care for their children — never suspecting that the Brooklyn day care worker could be capable of savagely killing her own son.

 

According to NY Daily News, an enraged Coombs beat her 4-year-old son Zamair to death with a broomstick just because the preschooler accidentally broke an egg on the floor of their Brooklyn basement apartment.

 

Coombs — who worked in a family-owned Bushwick day care center — waited 20 minutes with the dying boy stashed inside a water-filled plastic storage bin before finally calling 911 for help, according to a source.

 

The 26-year-old Coombs confessed to the Wednesday night beating and was charged with murder. She was led away in handcuffs as tears rolled down her face.

 

But neighbor Ray Moore, 18, said the cold-blooded Coombs showed no such remorse as medics tried to save her son’s life.

 

“She was just standing there like she just don’t care,” said Moore, who lives one floor up from the murder suspect in Brownsville. “I know if it was me, my mother would’ve been in the ambulance.

“That’s when you know something wasn’t right.”

 

Coombs was later placed on suicide watch.

 

The little boy was killed by his mother

 

The brutal killing occurred while Coombs was home alone with Zamair and two younger kids, waiting for her boyfriend to return from buying marijuana, sources said.

 

When the egg slipped from the small child’s hands, the mom lost her mind, grabbed the broomstick and beat the helpless little boy until he fell silent, sources said.

 

She then put the unconscious Zamair in the large bin inside the apartment bathroom, according to sources.

 

Coombs — raised in a family of 15 kids and the mother of four children — only summoned help when her live-in boyfriend, Jamari Richardson, returned home shortly before 9 p.m., cops said.

 

When cops arrived, they found the battered Zamair unable to breathe and foaming at the mouth, according to police and a relative. He was pronounced dead about five hours later at Brookdale University Hospital.

 

Cops said the boy had cuts, bruises and abrasions on his neck and body. The medical examiner, in ruling the case a homicide, found the cause of death was multiple blunt-impact injuries.

 

The city Department of Investigation immediately announced plans for a probe into the little boy’s death and whether the city Administration for Children’s Services played any role.

 

Hours after Zamair died, an Investigation Department summary report ripped ACS for botching the case of another Brooklyn boy, 3-year-old Jaden Jordan, who was beaten to death last month.