Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
On the 8th of November 2023, deputies from the Bullitt County Sheriff's Office, responded to reports of shots fired in the Bentwood Drive, neighbourhood in Shepherdsville, Kentucky.
When they arrived at the scene, they were met with a local who told them that 2 young boys had been shot in the head, their mother Tiffanie Lucas was found face down on the driveway.
As police began to investigate the incident, it was clear that Tiffanie had been the person responsible, when detectives questioned why she murdered her sons, she told them that Facebook had manipulated her into doing so.
Chapters:
0:00 - Woman Loses It & Shoots Her Babies
1:45 - Shepherdsville, KY
2:47 - Tiffanie Lucas Backstory
4:40 - Facebook Posts
7:08 - The Day Of The Shooting
12:10 - Arrives At Police Station
18:55 - Rambles To Detective
23:42 - Legal Proceedings
32:16 - Family Statement
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On the 8th of November 2023, deputies from the Bullitt County Sheriff's Office, responded to reports of shots fired in the Bentwood Drive, neighbourhood in Shepherdsville, Kentucky.
When they arrived at the scene, they were met with a local who told them that 2 young boys had been shot in the head, their mother Tiffanie Lucas was found face down on the driveway.
As police began to investigate the incident, it was clear that Tiffanie had been the person responsible, when detectives questioned why she murdered her sons, she told them that Facebook had manipulated her into doing so.
Chapters:
0:00 - Woman Loses It & Shoots Her Babies
1:45 - Shepherdsville, KY
2:47 - Tiffanie Lucas Backstory
4:40 - Facebook Posts
7:08 - The Day Of The Shooting
12:10 - Arrives At Police Station
18:55 - Rambles To Detective
23:42 - Legal Proceedings
32:16 - Family Statement
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![Cop Brutally Murders Judge In Courthouse [GRAPHIC]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eDcdXcr87L0/mqdefault.jpg "Cop Brutally Murders Judge In Courthouse [GRAPHIC]
On September 19th, 2024, the rural community of Letcher County, Kentucky, was shaken after news emerged that District Judge Kevin Mullins, had been shot dead in his chambers while breaking from court proceedings.
As the news started to spread, many were left wondering who the shooter could have been. Was it a vengeful ex-convict? A relative seeking retribution? Many guesses were made, but all were wrong. County Sheriff, Shawn Stines was the gunman.
But why? Why did this well respectable law enforcement official feel the need to murder a longtime friend. Lets dive into today’s case & try to answer exactly that.
Chapters:
0:00 - The Minutes Before The Murder
2:07 - A Paranoid Sheriff?
3:16 - Judge Shot Dead In Courthouse
6:30 - Cops Arrive
10:23 - Sheriff Stines Questioned
17:17 - Paranoia Continues
23:03 - Friend (Cop) Tries To Reassure Him
25:40 - Sheriff Thinks Hes Going To Die
29:00 - A Potential Motive
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