The 12-Year-Old Killers...

At this point, we have seen enough juvenile criminal cases to understand that children and teenagers are entirely capable of diabolical, violent actions. In the same way, we’ve also seen enough juvenile and adult criminal cases to understand that the environment and circumstances surrounding one’s upbringing often play an important role in the kind of life they go on to live and the activities they carry out. These two realities found their intersection in the case of Catherine and Curtis Jones. The siblings, who were 13 and 12 years respectively, at the time of conviction, had endured a myriad of abnormalities in their formative years. These experiences led them to a place of meticulously plotting the annihilation of their primary and perceived accomplice oppressors.

Welcome or welcome back to Twisted Minds; my name is James, and today we will be taking a look at the previously unknown story of the youngest convicted adult murderers, Catherine and Curtis Jones.

Want to know just what kind of experiences they were subjected to that led them to a place of violence at such a young age? Or, are you interested in finding out just how these two ended up being the youngest adult criminals? Keep watching to have these and many more questions answered.