Sweetie Pie’s former owner, Tim Norman, committed murder for conspiring to hire his nephew
Verdict is in! After more than 17 hours of deliberation, the trial panel found that Tim Norman guilty of all crimes related to his tenant murder trial.
Like us previous reportThe former ‘Welcome To Sweetie Pie’ star is accused of masterminding the murder of his nephew Andre Montgomery Jr in 2016. More specifically, federal prosecutors allege Norman hired two people to end his grandson’s life. before withdrawing a $450,000 life insurance policy on Montgomery just two years ago.
Prosecutors say Norman paid Terica Ellis, an exotic dancer, $10,000 to lure her nephew to the area where he was shot. He then allegedly paid Travell Anthony Hill $5,000 to shoot his 21-year-old nephew.
In his tears testimony in courtNorman says he helped support Montgomery financially in hopes of becoming a “father” to him. He also testified that he used a life insurance policy to help the business of a longtime client, Waiel Rebhi Yaghnam, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to murder rentals and phone fraud. in the case.
Tim Norman has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder for hire, murder for hire leading to death, and mail fraud. He will be sentenced on December 15 and could be sentenced to life in prison.
Defense attorney Michael Leonard said he and Norman were “extremely surprised and disappointed by the outcome” of the case, adding that Norman plans to appeal the decision.
