Grandmother Confesses to Role in Killing Two Kansas Women Amid Custody Dispute
Tifany Adams and three others, allegedly part of the anti-government group 'God's Misfits,' have been charged with murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy.
- Tifany Adams, 54, implicated in the deaths of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley, admitted her involvement to authorities after her arrest.
- The victims, involved in a custody dispute with Adams, disappeared on March 30 and were later found dead on a property linked to one of the suspects.
- Adams, alongside her boyfriend and two others, were denied bond and face charges including first-degree murder and kidnapping.
- The group 'God's Misfits,' to which the suspects reportedly belong, has been described as anti-government and was distanced by its broader community after the murders.
- Investigations revealed Adams had searched online for weapons and tactics, suggesting premeditation in the crimes.