THE FAMILY that pimps together. OK, it's a bad joke but you really do have to meet the Hornbuckle sisters of Sacramento, California. Apparently the sisters--Tynisha, 22, Tamrell, 25, Latrelle, 23, Cherelle, 24, Jacquelin, 24, and their mom, Tammy Brown, 43, pictured left--and their mom were trafficking girls as young as 11 for sex with men as part of a troubling trend: the female pimp. They were busted in a 13 count indictment including charges
for conspiracy, witness tampering and making false statements.
The Hornbuckles are sisters while Brown is the mom. According to the indictment, from the summer of 2008 to May of this year they conspired to force minors into prostitution. The provided transportation, booked customers, rented hotel rooms and bought the troubled girls' costumes. They threatened violence to get their way. They could face up to 30 years to life in prison if convicted.
“This is the first time I’ve seen multiple family members involved in anything like this,” said Assistant US Attorney Kyle Reardon.
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THE FAMILY that pimps together. OK, it's a bad joke but you really do have to meet the Hornbuckle sisters of Sacramento, California. Apparently the sisters--Tynisha, 22, Tamrell, 25, Latrelle, 23, Cherelle, 24, Jacquelin, 24, and their mom, Tammy Brown, 43, pictured left--and their mom were trafficking girls as young as 11 for sex with men as part of a troubling trend: the female pimp. They were busted in a 13 count indictment including charges 
The Hornbuckles are sisters while Brown is the mom. According to the indictment, from the summer of 2008 to May of this year they conspired to force minors into prostitution. The provided transportation, booked customers, rented hotel rooms and bought the troubled girls' costumes. They threatened violence to get their way. They could face up to 30 years to life in prison if convicted.
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