A Kansas man, Tad Cullum, 43, was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, Veronica Butler, 27, and her daughter, Jilian Kelley, 39, it’s a moment that marks an end to a chilling case that has shaken the community.
Murder Charges Involve Multiple People
The case gained widespread attention when authorities revealed that alongside Cullum, Tifany Adams, 54, Cole Twombly, and Cora Twombly were also charged with murder over the deaths of Butler and Kelley in March. The involvement of these individuals spells out the complex nature of this tragic event.
Bizarre Behaviors Unveiled
Adams’ friends had voiced concerns about her mental state before the murders occurred. Leanne Webb, who met Adams last year, described her as unhinged
. Webb pointed out that Adams had distasteful beliefs and was known for posting disturbing messages on Facebook. In one instance, she even shared an article claiming society was living in a simulation.
Religious Leader Disavows Suspects
The case took another turn when it was discovered that Adams and others were linked to a religious group called ‘God’s Misfits’. The group’s leader, known as Squirrel, formally disavowed the suspects in this killing case. He stated unequivocally, Not my God, the God that I serve condemns such hate.
The court proceedings have seen a mix of shock and relief among local communities that have been following the case closely. These families are hopeful that justice has finally been served.
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