#TIM NORMAN SWEETIE PIES TRIAL#

He said he did tell Terica and Travell he wanted to find his nephew to find the items taken, but that was it. In June of 2015, Miss Robbie's home was burglarized and Tim said a ton of items were stolen, including some of his own irreplaceable items. Tim paid her $10,000 for finding his nephew and told her to dispose of her burner phone after the murder.ĭuring the trial, Tim took the stand in his own defense where he denied ever telling other defendants, Terica and Travell, that he wanted Montgomery dead. On the stand, she admitted knowing knowing that Tim was upset and frustrated by his inability to locate Andre and knowing that Tim was going to take some form of action, but she claims she did not know Andre would be shot. She also said she knew Tim since 2011 since they were involved in a “friends with benefits” relationship. Terica said she lived in the Memphis area, but made frequent trips to St. The exotic dancer was working at an East St. 380-caliber handgun and then disposed of the gun and his phone.ĭuring the trial, Terica testified that she met with Tim at a hotel in the early morning hours of March 14, 2016. After receiving a call from Terica, Travell fatally shot Montgomery with a. Louis and Tim told Travell that a woman would be calling with Andre’s location. On the day of Andre’s death, Terica and Tim met in St. The shooter - named #TravellHill - admitted to killing Tim's nephew, #AndreMontgomeryJr., and claims Tim paid him to do it.

#SweetiePies star #TimNorman has been called out by the man who killed his nephew in an alleged murder-for-hire plot. He said Tim hired him to kill his nephew because “he wanted Montgomery dead.” During phone calls with his brother from jail, he discussed payment from Tim. In Travell’s plea agreement, he admitted to shooting and killing Andre in exchange for $5,000 two days after the death. In August 2020, Tim - who sentenced to 10 years in prison for armed robbery when he was a teenager - and his alleged accomplice - an exotic dancer from Memphis named Terica Ellis, now 38 - were indicted for the offenses of conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire and murder-for-hire, resulting in death. Terica Ellis was booked into Desoto County jail 8/17 /WAW0CG2Q6C It’s reported Andre received a phone call from a woman named Terica Ellis to come outside. In March 2016, Andre was shot and killed in the 3900 block of Natural Bridge Drive in the City of St. Louis man was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire and a separate count of murder-for-hire in the killing of 21-year-old. Travell Anthony Hill, now 31, pleaded guilty to murdering Miss Robbie’s grandson for pay while implicating others. Tim Norman fraudulently obtained a life insurance police on Andre, who appeared on the “Sweetie Pie’s,” worth $450,000 without Andre's knowledge and then arranged a murder-for-fire plot so that he could profit from it.īack in June, we told you Travell Anthony Hill implicated Tim as the mastermind of the murder-for-hire plot against his nephew/former co-star, who was the grandson of Miss Robbie. radhA0eLbyĪll three of Tim’s co-defendants - Travell Anthony Hill, Terica Ellis and Waiel Yaghnam - pleaded guilty before trial. came back to the federal courthouse to say a prayer and to do a balloon release. Prosecutors say, Norman was motivated by greed. After the verdict, we spoke to Montgomery's family. MORE REACTION: Tim Norman is known for the show 'Welcome to Sweetie Pie's' and today, he was found guilty for murder-for-hire against his nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr. Watch reactions from Tim's attorney and Andre's sister below:

#TIM NORMAN SWEETIE PIES TRIAL#

Robbie “Miss Robbie” Montgomery, founder of the soul food restaurant Sweetie Pie's, attended the trial and was in the courtroom when Tim was convicted. Attorney's Office Eastern District of Missouri. On Friday, a jury found the 43-year-old former reality star - star of OWN’s “Sweetie Pie’s” and son of Miss Robbie - was found guilty of guilty of conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, murder-for-hire and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud in the fatal shooting of his 21-year-old nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr., on March 14, 2016, according to a press release from the U.S. ”Welcome To Sweetie Pie’s” star James “Tim” Norman was convicted of setting up his nephew’s murder in 2016 after previously pleading guilty. ”Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s” star James “Tim” Norman has been convicted of being the mastermind behind the murder-for-hire plot that killed his nephew/co-star Andre Montgomery Jr.

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