Is Tim Norman Guilty Or Innocent?
A new twist in Tim Norman’s pending murder trial has emerged: the alleged shooter has changed his plea to guilty and pointed the finger at Tim Norman.
Tim Norman was arrested in 2020 for allegedly plotting murder for hire with his nephew, Andre Montgomery, and Miss Robbie’s grandson.
Tim is suspected of being the mastermind behind his nephew’s murder. Hill was reportedly paid $5,000 by Tim to carry out the brutal killing.
Hill claims that he met Tim for a “conversation” on the day of the murder near the Clinton-Peabody Housing Complex south of downtown St. Louis, and that “it was Hill’s understanding that Norman wanted Hill to kill Montgomery.”
Andre Montgomery Jr Murder-For-Hire Case Update
In federal court, one of several people accused in a murder-for-hire scheme to assassinate Andre Montgomery Jr., the grandson of the Sweetie Pie’s restaurant owner, pleaded guilty to criminal counts.
In the death of Montgomery, Travell Hill pleaded guilty to two charges: conspiracy to conduct murder-for-hire and murder for hire.
Montgomery was shot and died in the 3900 block of Natural Bridge Road on March 14, 2016, according to investigators.
Montgomery’s uncle Tim Norman, who owned and operated Sweetie Pie’s in Jackson, Mississippi, is also a co-defendant in the case.
Norman allegedly took out a $450,000 life insurance policy on his nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr., in 2014, with Norman as the sole beneficiary.
Tim Norman Jail Sentence And Mugshot
Tim Norman and Ellis are accused of coordinating Montgomery’s murder in March 2016 using prepaid telephones.
Norman has experienced a number of legal issues during his life.
He was jailed on armed robbery charges and served ten years in prison, according to his biography on the OWN website’s “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s” section.
In 2018, he was charged with misdemeanor assault after allegedly hitting a former employee at one of his family’s restaurants in Harris County, Texas. In that case, no decision has been made.
Norman was sued in 2019 by a Houston-based property management firm for unpaid rent totaling over $254,000.
In December of the same year, he ran into difficulties in Jackson when the Plaza Building’s owners claimed he owed $100,000 in rent.