Dimone Fleming was found not criminally responsible by reason of mental disease or defect for the 2022 killings of her young sons, three-year-old Daishawn and 11-month-old Octavius.Two little boys are dead. Their mother will not face prison for killing them.A Bronx mother who repeatedly stabbed her 3-year-old and 11-month-old sons and submerged their bodies in a bathtub at a taxpayer-funded family shelter has been found not criminally responsible.Dimone Fleming, now 26, will not go to prison. Judge Audrey Stone accepted the insanity plea Monday in Bronx Criminal Court, according to The New York Times.Prosecutors and the defense agreed she was in a state of psychosis when she killed the children on November 26, 2022. She could be held in a psychiatric facility for months or years, if doctors still consider her a danger.This is New York City justice in 2026.Fleming was originally charged with first-degree murder.According to court records cited by the Times, Fleming stabbed the boys multiple times, placed them in the bathtub, covered them with clothing and a sheet, left the faucet running, and left a stove burning inside the apartment.A shelter employee called 911 after water and smoke began pouring from the apartment.Responding officers reportedly found Fleming partially naked, behaving irrationally, and holding a children’s book upside down. Police took her to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation but did not initially discover the boys’ bodies after being told that the children were with their father.Fleming’s then-boyfriend, Columbus Canada, later entered the apartment and discovered both children unresponsive in the bathtub. Neighbors recalled hearing the distraught father screaming for help while carrying the boys into the hallway.Both children were rushed to a hospital and pronounced dead.Fleming allegedly made bizarre statements about the devil following the killings, according to ABC7 New York’s reporting at the time.Dr. Eric Goldsmith, a psychiatrist who evaluated Fleming at the prosecution’s request, concluded that she was “grossly psychotic and out of touch with reality.”Goldsmith reported that Fleming was hallucinating, believed the world was ending, and thought that a spirit had entered her body.Doctors hired by the defense reached a similar conclusion, claiming Fleming believed she needed to protect or “cleanse” her children.Before the killings, Fleming had reportedly received treatment for anxiety and depression at a Queens hospital. She was diagnosed with major depressive disorder and prescribed psychiatric medication but did not take it as directed. She was also reportedly using marijuana daily, which doctors said worsened her symptoms.Unlike prosecutors in the nationally watched Lindsay Clancy case, Bronx prosecutors did not challenge the insanity defense.“Prosecuting mothers does not and cannot prevent these crimes from happening, but public discourse might,” Bronx Assistant District Attorney Tiffany Wichman reportedly told the court.Fleming’s attorney praised prosecutors for agreeing to resolve the case without a murder trial.The case received far less national attention than the Lindsay Clancy trial in Massachusetts, where a jury has been deliberating a similar postpartum-psychosis defense in the strangling deaths of three children.In the Bronx, it was handled quietly. Fleming is due back in court September 18 for further evaluation. She is not walking free today. She is also not in a prison cell.The post NO PRISON: New York Mother Found Not Criminally Responsible After Stabbing Her Two Little Boys and Submerging Them in Bathtub — Judge Accepts “Postpartum Psychosis” Defense appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.