Tiffanie Lucas is a killer from Kentucky who would plead guilty to the murders of her two sons
According to court documents police would show up at Tiffanie Lucas residence due to a report of gunshots. Officers would enter the home where they would find a six year old and a nine year old boy suffering from gunshot wounds. The two boys were rushed to the hospital however would die from their injuries
Tiffanie Lucas would be arrested and charged with the double murder. Initially Tiffanie would plead not guilty due to mental insanity however she would ultimately plead guilty to the double murder.
Tiffanie Lucas would be sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for twenty years
Tiffanie Lucas Now
| Name: | LUCAS, TIFFANIE Active Inmate | ||
| PID # / DOC #: | 562440 / 337446 | ||
| Institution Start Date: | 11/22/2024 | ||
| Expected Time To Serve (TTS): | LIFE SENTENCE | ||
| Classification: | Medium | ||
| Minimum Expiration of Sentence Date (Good Time Release Date): ? | LIFE SENTENCE | ||
| Parole Eligibility Date: | 11/02/2043 | ||
| Maximum Expiration of Sentence Date: | LIFE SENTENCE | ||
| Location: | Roederer Assessment Cntr | ||
| Age: | 34 | ||
| Race: | White | ||
| Gender: | F | ||
| Eye Color: | Brown | ||
| Hair Color: | Brown | ||
| Height: | 5′ 4 “ | ||
| Weight: | 131 |
Tiffanie Lucas Case
Tiffanie Lucas, the Shepherdsville mother who pleaded guilty to killing her two children last November, was sentenced to life in Bullitt Circuit Court Friday.
A spokesperson with Bullitt County Circuit Criminal Court confirmed Friday morning that Lucas received a sentence of life in prison from Judge Rodney Burress.
Bullitt County Commonwealth’s Attorney Bailey Taylor, who’d recommended life on both counts, later said Lucas had been given life with the possibility of parole, where she’ll be eligible for a parole hearing after serving a 20-year minimum. The mother pleaded guilty to murder charges in late October after first pleading not guilty by reason of insanity earlier in September.
“I thought that it was important the case be resolved in an appropriate fashion in a reasonable period of time,” Taylor said. “I thought in this juncture, willing to make an open plea with life without parole for 20 years being on the table, I thought that was a just and fair resolution of the matter.”
The mother’s charges follow deputies responding to her home after receiving a report of gunshots last November. Inside a bedroom in the house in the 200 block of Bentwood Drive, they found her sons, ages 6 and 9, suffering from gunshot wounds. They were taken to Norton’s Children’s Hospital and later died.
Lucas’ arrest citation states a witness at the scene identified Lucas as the shooter and that a gun was found inside the room where the children were located. She’d previously been held in the Bullitt County Detention Center on a $2 million cash bond while awaiting sentencing.
