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While being married to Ann Farris Gibbs, Renwick Gibbs saw his girlfriend, Yvette Gay, on the side and would often seek her solace when things with his wife got rough. However, Yvette, too, wasn’t spared from abuses and was often subjected to beatings from Renwick. Family of Darkness on ID is examining the murder of Louise Farris and her two teenage children, Shamika and William Farris, who were brutally butchered by Renwick Gibbs with the help of twin sisters Yvette and Doris Gay.

He left National Spinning and spent the night at a converted school bus where Yvette Gay lived with her twin sister Doris. On the morning of 30 May, Doris woke defendant because she needed a ride to work. Are Doris and Yvette Gay twins, bound by blood and a shared history, or merely sisters in crime connected by the tragic events surrounding the triple murder they were involved in?.

Yvette Gay – convicted, sentenced to death, which was overturned, now sentenced to LWOP Doris Gay – pled guilty, sentenced to life in prison, released INMATE INFORMATION RENWICK GIBBS Offender Number: Inmate Status: ACTIVE Gender: MALE Race: BLACK Ethnic Group: AFRICAN Birth Date: 05/07/ Age: 51 Current Location: HYDE CI. Humm mentions he was in the audience during a Geraldo taping; the episode's subject was gay and lesbian teens at prom.

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