Sweetie Pie’s Tim Norman Pleads Not Guilty In Murder-For-Hire Case
Saweetie pie star James “Tim” Norman, 41, and Terica Ellis, of Memphis, Tenn., are facing charges of murder-for-hire and conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire in relation to the 2016 death of Norman’s nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr.
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According to court documents, Norman and Ellis are accused of using prepaid cellphones to plan the murder of Montgomery back in March of 2016. In addition to that, other documents also allege that Norman conspired with a third party, Waiel Rebhi “Wally” Yaghnam, to file falsified applications to obtain life insurance policies for Montgomery totaling $450,000. As ClarionLedger.com notes, Norman was named the sole beneficiary.
According to the news site, Norman has pleaded not guilty to all charges related to an alleged murder-for-hire plot this Tuesday during a court appearance in St. Louis. Federal prosecutors said the death penalty could be issued in the case if Norman is convicted.
The news site notes that a request for review has been sent to Washington, D.C., but a decision is expected to be delayed due to the upcoming presidential election.
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