A Tennessee woman faces multiple charges after authorities identified her as allegedly responsible for the deaths of her two daughters, a 1-year-old girl and an 11-year-old girl.

According to authorities, Quarles was arrested after receiving medical treatment for stab wounds.

The father of the one-year-old girl found the girls inside the house

The investigation began on June 13, when authorities were called to a home in Kenton, Tennessee.

According to the report, Tim Harris, Quarles' fiancé and father of the one-year-old girl, found his daughter Landrie Harris and McKenna Young, Quarles' daughter from a previous relationship, dead.

The authorities indicated that both minors had gunshot wounds.

Following the discovery, the TBI, Kenton Police Department, Obion County Sheriff's Office and the Judicial District Attorney's Office participated in the investigation.

The mayor of Kenton declared at the time that it was an intentional act.

Grand jury returned indictment

The TBI reported that during the proceedings Quarles was identified as the alleged perpetrator of the events.

An Obion County grand jury later returned an indictment.

The woman was booked into the county jail without bail.

People close to the family described the emotional impact the case left.

Quarles' relatives asked for respect and expressed that now the focus should be on remembering the two minors.

According to statements contained in the original report, relatives of the father indicated that he continues to face the emotional impact after discovering the scene.

Authorities have not released a possible motive.

An arraignment hearing is scheduled for July 6 in Obion County Circuit Court.