Source: New York Post
A Georgia woman who admitted to killing her mother alongside her twin sister when they were teenagers – later earning the chilling nickname “Twisted Twins” – was released from prison, having only served a portion of her sentence. Tasmiyah Whitehead was freed on parole from Pulaski State Prison on August 5 after she was ordered to spend 30 years behind bars for murder, according to jail records viewed by The Post. Whitehead – along with her sister Jasmiyah – stabbed their mother Jarmecca “Nikki” Whitehead between 50 and 80 times during a fight inside her Rockdale County home on January 13, 2010.
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