The woman accused of fatally stabbing a Staten Island mother who intervened in a violent brawl involving her daughter appeared on a podcast while on the run, insisting she was trying to deescalate the ongoing conflict and only picked up the knife after the stabbing.

I’m not a killer; I would never want to kill nobody. I have kids too," Thompson said during a podcast appearance.

A woman wanted for fatally stabbing a Staten Island mother trying to rescue her young daughter from a crazed brawl involving 20 women and girls turned herself in to face charges Monday — with her lawyer claiming she acted in self-defense.

STATEN ISLAND - A woman was stabbed to death on Staten Island during a brawl involving nearly two dozen people, according to reports. Police have identified the woman as 43-year-old Jennira Roundtree. Roundtree had four kids, worked for a security company and was a caretaker for her friends in the building, a neighbor told Gothamist.

Jennira Roundtree, 43, was knifed in the heart and lungs and slashed with an umbrella outside Staten Island’s West Brighton Houses.

What started as an social media dispute exploded into a bloody melee that ended with the stabbing death of Jennira Roundtree, a mom of four.

A Staten Island woman accused of fatally stabbing a mother who intervened during a massive last week surrendered to police on Monday. Cops had been hunting for 25-year-old Jasmin Thompson when she surrendered herself to officers at the 120th Precinct stationhouse on Jan.