Miss Robbie has not spoken recently in light of Hill’s guilty plea. No matter what happens, I’m still his mom and he’s got support and I’m praying my child gets out of this because like I say he hasn’t been found guilty but the world beat him up. When kids get in trouble, they’re still your kids. I mean it’s like a marriage – ‘til death do us part. That’s what he’s accused of so we don’t know what happened. After all, everyone has to realize he hasn’t been found guilty. We’re just waiting and praying for a miracle. So my family is dealing with all of these issues. It’s not a good position to be in but God put this on me and I’m handling it and I know He’s not going to let me down. We’re just getting up every day, going day by day. The whole world is praying for my family. I’m believing this is going to turn out right. She told Black Enterprise in a 2021 interview: Miss Robbie stands by her sonĪs fans of the show continue to try and wrap their minds around Tim’s charges, Miss Robbie is standing by her son. When police questioned Andre, he told detectives that he felt Tim was responsible. The life insurance agent responsible for helping Tim set up the policies is also charged with wire fraud conspiracy.Īdditionally, investigators say Tim believed Andre was involved in a robbery at his mother Miss Robbie’s home. He allegedly tried cashing in on the policies within days of Andre’s murder but was denied the funds due to not being able to provide corroborating documentation for the policies. The policies list Tim as the sole beneficiary. According to the prosecution, Tim took out several life insurance policies on Andre totaling over $400,000. There are several theories floating around regarding why Tim would want Andre dead. Tim Norman allegedly tried cashing in on a life insurance policy for Andre Montgomery Tim initially faced the death penalty, but prosecutors opted not to pursue it further. Now, Hill will more than likely serve life in prison as part of his plea. Hill also reportedly spoke about his involvement during jailhouse calls that were recorded. Cell phone records and cell tower records from burner phones Tim reportedly purchased to stay in communication with both parties were used as evidence. Hitman Hired By ‘Welcome To Sweetie Pie’s’ Tim Norman To Kill His Nephew Pleads Guilty Travell Hill, the hit man in the murder-for-hire plot that took the life of 21-year-old reality star, Andre Montgomery Jr., pleaded guilty in Federal Court Friday while implicating others in the high-profile crime. Clad in an orange penitentiary-issued jumpsuit, with long braids and a white face mask, Ellis began weeping when it was clear she would not be released on bail.Investigators say that Terica Ellis, an exotic dancer from Memphis who was in a relationship with Tim, was paid $10,000 to lure Andre to the location. Louis County for trial.Įllis, who is currently being held in a detention facility in Mason, Tennessee, did not speak during the hearing. Marshals, who would transfer her back to St. Magistrate Judge Charmiane Claxton, who presided over the Wednesday hearing, told Ellis she would stay in the custody of the U.S.
Norman appeared alongside several of his family members in the hit show "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's" that ran on the Oprah Winfrey Network from 2011-2018. Montgomery was the nephew of reality television star James "Tim" Norman. She was arrested in Southaven, Mississippi, in mid-August. Louis, will remain in federal custody following a judge's decision to deny bail.Ī criminal complaint was filed against the 36-year-old mother of two in July that named her as a participant in a conspiracy to have Montgomery killed.
Terica Ellis, the Memphis woman arrested for her alleged role in the 2016 killing of Andre Montgomery in St.
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