A Georgia woman convicted of fatally stabbing her mother alongside her twin sister is released from prison after serving about half of her sentence. Tasmiyah Whitehead, 33, was freed after completing roughly half of a 30-year term, according to reports.
Both outlets describe the case as involving teenagers who attacked their mother in a stabbing incident, with Whitehead later admitting to her role. The reporting also notes that the sisters became known by the media nickname “Twisted Twins.” Details around the original conviction and the legal basis for early release are not fully consistent across the two sources provided, but both agree on the outcome: Whitehead is now out of custody after partial sentence completion.
