Number 9 Kimberly and Michael Edgerton In 2012, New Jersey woman Kimberly Edgerton,
aged 29, started messaging her longtime friend, Nicole Mineo, on Facebook. After some small talk,
Edgerton steered the conversation into a line of questions about the whereabouts of
her friend’s family. Within hours, 25-year-old Mineo’s mother called her to say someone had
broken into their Park Ridge home and made off with various items, including jewellery and
laptops. Mineo immediately recalled the talk with Kimberly and communicated her suspicions to the
authorities. They went to the home that the woman shared with her brother, 27-year-old Michael,
and found evidence directly implicating them both in the burglary. Some of the stolen property was
found on the front lawn while other items were retrieved from inside the house. Michael was
charged with burglary and possession of marijuana, while his sister was charged with receiving stolen
property and hindering apprehension. In the incident’s aftermath, Mineo offered
herself as a cautionary example of sharing one’s personal information on social media,
pointing to the fact that people she’d known for years and trusted had vandalized her home.
Number 8 Bret and Brianna Brezenski A pair of siblings from the town of Olyphant,
Pennsylvania, were taken into police custody in mid-November of 2019 after they’d first
fought against each other and then with law enforcement. The initial dispute had started
when 27-year-old Bret went to pick up his sister Brianna, aged 20, from work. The woman became
angry that her brother’s girlfriend was in the front seat instead of her and a loud argument
erupted. Bret’s unnamed girlfriend was visibly distraught during the row. Witnesses setting
up the town’s Christmas tree nearby called 911 believing that the woman was being taken
hostage. When the police arrived at the scene, Bret engaged them in a brief chase during which
officers reported seeing a girl hanging with her head out of the car. Bret ultimately got
stuck in traffic and, after he got out of the car, attacked an officer. He was, however,
taken to the ground at which point Brianna also charged the officer. The Brezenski siblings
were eventually arrested on charges of assault and resisting arrest while Bret’s girlfriend,
identified as a victim in the situation, filed for a Protection from Abuse order against both.
Number 7 Jarvis and Jarvia Carr Within five minutes of a botched
home invasion, a brother and sister were arrested by law enforcement in Orange City,
Florida, in March of 2022. Jarvis Carr and an accomplice were invited inside a home on Hamilton
Avenue under the guise of discussing a scooter purchase. 19-year-old Jarvis proceeded to hold
the homeowner at gunpoint while the other suspect went and grabbed his safe. The duo
then tried to flee by stealing a truck but were unsuccessful when the owner set off a panic alarm,
prompting them to run away. Jarvis then called his sister, 20-year-old Jarvia, and told her to
“just drive” when she arrived to pick him up in an SUV. A high speed chase ensued during which local
authorities trailed the siblings with cruisers and a helicopter. Jarvis had allegedly pointed
a gun at his pursuers before his SUV climbed a curb and came to a stop in a shopping plaza.
Jarvis took off running but didn’t make it far, as he was impeded by his Crocs, which ultimately
fell from off of his feet. He was arrested and deputies discovered that he’d thrown a backpack,
containing 40 grams of an illegal substance, into some nearby bushes. The man was already out on
bond at the time from previous drug possession and armed trafficking charges. He faced a multitude of
new charges that included carjacking, fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement, possession of
a firearm by a convicted felon and resisting an officer without violence. Jarvia was taken into
custody from the SUV and told the police that her brother had taken over the driver’s seat during
the pursuit. She was charged with accessory to robbery, fleeing or attempting to elude law
enforcement and violation of felony probation. Number 6 Rayann and Dewan Korte Griffith
On May the 23rd of 2022, Las Vegas authorities were alerted to a shooting in the 3800 block
of Royal Crest Street, near Twain Avenue and University Center Drive. Upon making their way to
the scene, law enforcement found 21-year-old Sarif El-Amin II in a crashed car and suffering from a
gunshot wound, to which he eventually succumbed. Through social media posts and cellphone records,
investigators identified siblings Rayann and Dewan Korte Griffith, aged 21 and 22, respectively,
as the main suspects. During her interviews with the Metropolitan Police Department,
Rayann admitted to have been a passenger in El-Amin’s car. She claimed that they’d driven
back to her apartment, where they saw Dewan and another group of people. Rayann refused to
implicate her brother in the killing, only stating that she’d heard him talking to El-Amin, who was
outside his white Chevrolet Camaro along with two other men. As reported by the young woman,
the others had allegedly asked to see the victim’s pistol, but he declined to show it to them, and
then a gunshot rung out. El-Amin tried to drive away but crashed shortly thereafter. Rayann also
told the police that she’d forgotten her phone in the victim’s car, but that her brother and the
other men later retrieved it along with El-Amin’s gun. The siblings didn’t provide the police with
further information about the incident. They were booked into the Clark County Detention Center,
facing charges of open murder, robbery, conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit robbery.
Number 5 Robert and Amanda Larrivee In the fall of 2012, a female patron of
Samuel's Sports Bar in Springfield, Massachusetts, overheard two people ripping a television
set out of a bathroom wall. She alerted the establishment’s manager who, aided by an employee,
locked the suspects inside the women’s bathroom. They also found that a TV set had been stolen out
of the men’s room before calling the police. When officers arrived at the scene, the duo, a man and
a woman in their 30s, claimed that they couldn’t have been responsible for the theft as they
were too busy having intercourse. Their excuse would’ve arguably been weak enough on its own,
given the evidence, but further questioning revealed that they were actually brother and
sister. Robert and Amanda Larrivee were taken into custody on charges of larceny, while the
former was also charged with threat to commit a crime for threatening to beat up an officer.
Number 4 Demarious and Bosnia Taylor Texas teenager Notorious Crabtree was gunned
down in late March of 2020, in the aftermath of an altercation involving siblings Demarious and
Bosnia Taylor. Earlier in the day, on March the 31st, Bosnia was beaten up in a confrontation with
another group of girls and women, of which Crabtree's teenage cousin was also a part.
21-year-old Bosnia then talked to one woman from the group on social media and arranged a second
fight. She, Demarious, and six other people travelled in two SUVs to Meadowbrook Lane, looking
to retaliate. Crabtree was visiting family in the area and was outside with several other young
adults. Fighting erupted when the Taylors arrived on the street but it was eventually dispersed
following an intervention from Crabtree’s father and uncle. Bosnia then reportedly ordered her
younger brother to “shoot him” and he fired in the direction of Crabtree and his father. The former
was struck in the chest and died at the scene. The Taylor siblings were arrested and Demarious,
dubbed a “homicidal maniac” by the prosecution, was sentenced to life in prison. Bosnia pleaded
guilty to aggravated assault and was ordered to spend 18 years behind bars.
Number 3 Amy and Adam Palomo On December the 6th of 2018,
a fight broke out between Amy Palomo and Jennifer Loveland in an alley behind the Mint Bar,
in Torrington, Wyoming. As the latter recounted to investigators, Amy told her “I knew I’d find
you someday” before charging her with a throwing knife in each hand. The two women were familiar
with each other but Loveland maintained that she didn’t know why Amy attacked her. During
the confrontation, Loveland suffered lacerations to her arm and leg before a man accompanying her,
named as Juan Gutierrez, tried to intervene. He was then attacked by Amy’s brother, Adam.
At first, Gutierrez thought he’d been punched, but then realized that the other man had stabbed him
in the abdomen with a throwing knife. After the siblings fled, the victims were taken to a local
hospital and stabilized. A nylon sheath was found by the police at the scene of the stabbing and
some of the knives that it was used to hold were missing. Amy’s car was tracked to her last known
address and a knife was found in the backseat. She and her brother were arrested on charges of felony
assault. As of the latest updates, however, the case against Adam was dismissed after a
key witness refused to testify while Amy withdrew her previous guilty plea and asked to stand trial.
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Number 2 Salwa and Abraham Saif Assaedi Law enforcement in Cary, North Carolina, were
dispatched to a shooting in the 200 block of East Chatham Street, in July of 2022. At the address,
they found a man who’d suffered a severe gunshot injury and he was rushed to the hospital. The main
suspects in the incident were identified as Salwa Saif Assaedi, aged 30, and her brother, Abraham.
Their connection to the victim wasn’t disclosed but the authorities did note that the dispute had
been domestic and not a threat to the community. Salwa was arrested first and charged with assault
with a deadly weapon that caused serious injuries. 27-year-old Abraham surrendered to the police,
with his lawyer present, two days after the shooting. He was charged with assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to kill or inflict serious injuries and his bail was set at $50,000.
Number 1 Latanya Daugherty and Eddie Yaddow A pair of Florida siblings was jailed in the
summer of 2017, after a food fight turned violent. Latanya Daugherty, aged 24, and her older brother,
Eddie Yaddow, were arguing at a home in Vero Beach over disciplining the former’s child.
At some point in the dispute, Daugherty threw frosted cupcakes at her brother, hitting him in
the arm and chest. 30-year-old Yaddow then wiped the frosting from his body in his sister’s hair
and kicked her in the stomach, even though he knew she was four to six weeks pregnant at the
time. The fighting continued with them launching cans of food at each other, before deputies from
the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the scene. Because she’d thrown the cupcakes,
thus triggering the brawl, Daugherty was arrested for battery domestic violence. Law enforcement
deemed that Yaddow’s reaction had “exceeded a reasonable response in self-defense” and he was
charged with aggravated battery. He remained in jail on a $10,000 bond while his sister
was released after posting her $1,000 bail. Thanks for watching! If you were given the
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