Raenysa Washington’s daughters Rose and Taylor, 2 and 3, were killed in decapitation crash in 2022 when her sister Kaleah Manning, 27, lost control of a van while speeding and drunk

Prosecutors revealed the children were not wearing car seats because Washington, 25, who was also in the van, had sold them just a week before their deaths

Manning’s blood alcohol level after the crash was found to be 0.191, more than twice the legal limit in Nevada

Manning was sentenced to three-to-ten years in prison for the two deaths

Washington, who is currently pregnant, was sentenced to 364 days in jail and five years of probation for felony child abuse or neglect

The sisters must also pay a victims’ fund $10,000 that helped pay for the children’s funerals in addition to a mandatory $2,000 fine

The women’s mother who sobbed in court seeking leniency for her daughters, was eventually led out wailing

Raenysa Washington [left], was in the van when her daughters Rose and Taylor, 2 and 3, were killed in 2022 after her sister Kaleah Manning, [right], lost control while speeding drunk. The toddlers were not in car seats. Their family sobbed in court as the sisters were convicted, jailed and fined

A Las Vegas mother and her sister sobbed in court as they were sentenced for the deaths of her two toddlers in a horror DUI crash two years ago that left one of the children decapitated.
Raenysa Washington, 25, was present when her toddlers Rose and Taylor Wilmer, aged 2 and 3, were killed when her sister Kaleah Manning, 27, lost control of a van while speeding and drunk in December 2022. 
On Thursday, prosecutors revealed the toddlers girls were not strapped in car seats because Washington, who was also in the van, had sold her daughter’s car seats a week before their deaths, 8 News Now. reported.
The younger child was decapitated and died on the scene. Taylor died at University Medical Center.

Sisters Taylor and Rose Wilmer, aged three and two, were both killed in the crash on Scott Robinson Boulevard at around 9.15pm. The girls were not strapped in car seats because their mom had sold them just a week before their deaths in 2022

Manning and Washington’s mother sobbed in court as she pled for mercy for her daughters, with a relative leading her out of the courtroom as she wailed.
Manning was sentenced to three-to-ten years in a state prison for the two deaths while driving under the influence. 
The children’s mother Raenysa Washington, who is currently pregnant, was sentenced to 364 days in Clark County Detention Center as a precursor to five years probation on a considerably longer suspended prison sentence for felony child abuse or neglect.

The van was wrecked. Manning allegedly veered off the road and struck the curb before sideswiping trees and striking a light pole and wall, before colliding head-on with a large palm tree. Police reports stated her blood alcohol level was twice the state limit

Washington asked to begin her sentence on Monday so she could spend the day with her son, who was born after her daughters’ deaths, but judge Erika Mendoza ruled that she begin her sentence immediately.
‘The problem is I’m not sure that all of these mistakes are things that could happen to a responsible parent,’ Mendoza said.
The sisters must also pay a victims’ fund $10,000 that helped pay for the children’s funerals in addition to a mandatory $2,000 fine.
Manning’s blood alcohol level after the crash was found to be 0.191, more than twice the legal limit in Nevada.

Washington, who is currently pregnant, was sentenced to a year in jail and five years of probation for felony child abuse or neglect. Her request that her sentence begin on Monday so she could spend the day with her infant son was turned down

The children’s aunt, ‘Drunk driver’, Kaleah Manning, 27, was sentenced to three-to-ten years in prison for the two deaths

She allegedly veered off the road and struck the curb before sideswiping trees and striking a light pole and wall, before colliding head-on with a large palm tree. 
Manning admitted guilt to two counts of DUI resulting in death, and Washington confessed to two counts of child abuse. 
The drunk driver was reportedly ‘slurring’ her words and had a ‘strong odor of alcohol coming from her mouth every time she ‘opened it to speak’ according to Las Vegas police. 

Kaleah Manning was drunk behind the wheel at the time of the collision. The sisters were charged in connection with the children’s deaths. Manning admitted guilt to two counts of DUI resulting in death. She will spend three to ten years behind bars.

 The children’s mother Raenysa Washington [photo], pled guilty on two counts of child abuse. She will spend a year in jail 

Cops also said her eyes were bloodshot, and she kept repeating herself.
Rose died at the scene, while Taylor was rushed to the University Medical Center but eventually succumb to her injuries.
Both women were rushed to hospital, where they were handcuffed to their beds while recovering from their injuries, which were critical at first.
Manning and Washington lived together at the same address with the two little girls.