Nadeen Geddes, surrounded by police officers, is led to a waiting police vehicle as she is set to begin her 20-year sentence for killing her sister, Tamara.
Nadeen Geddes is set to serve a term of twenty years in prison at hard labour for the contract killing of her sister, Tamara Geddes, after sentence was handed down in the Trelawny Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Nadeen Geddes, clad in a grey blouse, blue jeans and a mask, seemed expressionless as presiding Judge Martin Gayle issued the sentence. In order for her to be eligible for parole, she will have to serve 15 years. She was also sentenced to five years at hard labour on the charge of conspiracy to murder in regards to plotting to kill Tenessia Miller, a woman from Carey Park, who is before the courts on charges of killing Geddesâ brother, Gregory Geddes, a sentence that will run concurrently with that of the murder.