Please broaden your mind, you are very ignorant. You are obviously either very young or just inexperienced. There certainly is many ways that a conjoined twin could commit a murder of which the other had no involvement. To give a crude example, a set of conjoined twins is sitting on a couch next to a person. Twin 1, always known to carry a utility knife on his belt decides he doesn’t like the person sitting on his side of the couch, takes out his utility knife and stabs him to death. This occurs in the matter of two seconds and the second twin has no chance to react.

Of course this scenario assumes the twins are joined at the hip so as to allow them to sit down properly, which is a possible scenario.

I’m not entirely sure what your idea of conjoined twins is, but it’s obviously incorrect.

I agree with Kam that the only option is to allow the pair to go free so as not to have a miscarriage of justice in convicting an innocent person. Once case law and/or stare decisis has been established, there is nothing to stop the state from executing you as well as anyone it wishes for that murder.

Even if a conviction were entered, it would be overturned by a superior court, 100 percent of the time if the second twin was innocent.

You could indeed murder without the other knowing twin knowing. All it would require is poison. Poison could be acquired using messages, letters, etc. to a friend who would then say place the poison somewhere where the twin could easily grab it without the other knowing (see: under couch cushion) and then slip the poison to the individual.

Great article.

There is a more recent legal precedent involving conjoined twins. The film “Chained for Life” was partly inspired by a real-life incident involving Lucio and Simplicio Godino, pygopagus conjoined twins from the Philippines. While the brothers were visiting their home country in the 1920s, one struck a man with their car. The other brother was not involved in driving the car. They were indeed both exonerated because the judge could not justify imprisoning the innocent brother.