Discretion is advised.

Ten- minute murder.

When Yormeka Yvonne Whitehead, who went by, Nikki, was only 18 years old, she gave birth to twin girls. She named them Jasmine,

Kanisha, and Tasmaia Janisha. Jazz and Taz, for short. When Nikki was 25, she met Robert Head, a 55-year-old truck driver. Nikki and the girls moved in with him shortly after they started

dating. It's unclear at what point Nikki lost her daughters, but they spent much of their younger

years under the care of their great-grandmother, Della Frazier. While living with Della,

the girls were on a roll students and participated in Girl Scouts. Nikki was a bit sporadic and would randomly pop in

to visit the girls, but she wasn't a consistent presence in their lives. All that changed in

2007. The twins were 13, and Nikki wanted a chance to be their mom. She requested custody through

the courts. Her request was granted, although it She requested custody through the courts.

Her request was granted, although it may not have been the best decision.

Jazz and Taz complained that Nikki was too controlling and also a bit of a hypocrite.

But are there any 13-year-olds that don't complain about their parents' rules?

But their conflicts quickly escalated into physical altercations.

The arguments resulted in court-mandated counseling and juvenile court appearances.

With all the hostility in the home, Della Frazier was able to petition the courts and regain custody.

Unfortunately, the arrangement with Della was only temporary.

Most of the time, the courts make every attempt to keep families together that are willing

to put in the effort.

And in January of 2010, they once again awarded Nikki custody of the girls.

Della protested the decision. Jazz and Taz protested the decision, but the court stood by their decision for the girls to return to

Nikki. However, this time they put a two-week trial period in place. During that trial period,

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