Identical Twins Charged in Fatal Amish Carriage Crash

The case against two Minnesota twins, accused of swapping places to cover up a fatal crash that killed two Amish children, grows more complex as evidence is scrutinized.

• Identical twins Samantha Jo Petersen and Sarah Beth Petersen are charged with vehicular homicide after a crash that killed two Amish children and injured two others.
• Authorities allege Samantha was driving high and without a license when she hit an Amish carriage, but her sister Sarah initially took the blame.
• Evidence includes burnt marijuana blunts, methamphetamine use, and a recorded conversation suggesting the twins attempted to deceive investigators.
• The investigation revealed inconsistencies in the twins' stories and damning evidence, including a text message confession and internet searches.
• Legal experts suggest the case may be challenging for prosecutors, highlighting the twins' attempt to switch drivers and the negligence involved.

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