In a shocking case, Hakyung Lee, 44, was found guilty of murdering her two children and hiding their bodies in suitcases in New Zealand. The Auckland High Court's verdict came after a two-week trial, where Lee pleaded not guilty, claiming insanity due to her deteriorating mental health following her husband's cancer diagnosis and death. Prosecutors argued that her actions were premeditated, as evidenced by her attempts to conceal the bodies and change her identity. The children's remains were discovered in 2022 by a family who bought an abandoned storage unit. A pathologist determined the children died from homicide, with evidence of Nortriptyline, an antidepressant, in their system. Lee's defense claimed she intended to kill herself and her children but miscalculated the dosage. The jury deliberated for three hours before reaching a verdict, and Lee is set to be sentenced in November, facing a maximum of life imprisonment.