It’s hard to imagine that former reality star Tim Norman won’t soon be facing a life-long reality behind bars now that he’s the last defendant who’s still claiming innocence in the 2016 murder of Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s star Andre Montgomery Jr. Last month, we reported that the man who said he was hired […]
'Welcome to Sweetie Pie's' star Miss Robbie Montgomery is still standing beside her son Tim Norman despite his alleged involvement in the death of her grandson, Andre Montgomery.
According to an official press release, Travell Anthony Hill, 29, was recently arrested and accused of playing a role in the murder-for-hire plot of Andre Montgomery.
A judge ruled this week that Tim Norman will remain in prison until his trial citing the "strength of evidence against him."
Tim Norman who was arrested and charged in an alleged 2016 plot to kill his nephew Andre Montgomery pleaded not guilty Tuesday to conspiracy to use interstate commerce facilities in the commission of a murder-for-hire, resulting in death.
STL Today reports that prosecutors are presenting a different possible motive. Citing prosecutors, Detective Donald Thurmond gave testimony Wednesday in a virtual bail hearing for Terica Ellis and revealed for the first time that Andre Montgomery was a suspect in the theft of $200,000 in cash from the home of his grandmother, Tim Norman's mother Robbie Montgomery. Terrica Ellis who previously had an intimate relationship with Norman, reportedly told investigators she knew the theft made Norman’s “boys” want to “get up on” Andre, reports STL Today.
St. Louis journalist April Simpson shared in a post that she reached out to Ms. Robbie for a statement. "Life seems unreal right now, especially for people dealing with pain and heartache. One of those people is our beloved Ms. Robbie Montgomery. I reached out to her letting her know she is loved and has an immense amount of support." Simpson said the restaurateur,80, told her "she's not ready to speak "and is "weak." She also solicited prayers for herself and her son.
According to Tami, Jennifer "got lucky" and she regretted riding with Jennifer in a Ferrari that she now thinks the car was “blood-bought." "When I saw Jennifer riding in that damn Ferrari that was blood-bought, I sure wouldn't have rode shotgun in that motherf***r," said Tami. "Damn, he was prob like well let me marry that b**** and kill her off too.
Since the news broke of Tim's arrest, the family matriarch has received an outpouring of support from fans.
The Basketball Wives star is one of several people reacting to the news of Tim Norman being arrested for the murder for hire plot of his nephew and for her, it's personal. If you can recall, Jennifer has a sordid history with the now incarcerated Sweetie Pies star that she previously dated. Jennifer and Tim dated for a little over a year until things went left in 2017 amid allegations of stalking and harassment. Tim first alleged that Jennifer slashed his tires and "tried to run him over." Jennifer clapped back however and said it was untrue and accused him of stalking.
St. Louis' The Riverfront Times reports that Norman's been charged with conspiracy to use interstate commerce facilities (a cellphone) in the commission of a murder-for-hire, resulting in death. The reality star was charged by a federal complaint on Aug. 11 and was arrested Tuesday in Jackson, Mississippi. He is being held in the Madison County Detention Center. According to a criminal complaint, Norman conspired with an exotic dancer, Teria Ellis of Memphis Tennessee, to have his nephew killed so he could reap the benefits of a $450K in life insurance policy he took out on the teen. He was listed as the sole beneficiary. Authorities allege that Norman and the stripper used burner phones to unhash the sinister plot. Teria enticed the nephew via her Instagram account handle, @Alexusdagreat, and told him that she would be visiting St. Louis.