A federal jury on Friday convicted a former star of the St. Louis-based reality TV show 'Welcome to Sweetie Pie's' of arranging the shooting death of his nephew.
U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming said she was “very, very pleased” with the verdict but that her office would make no further statements until after the sentencing.
Prosecutors said Norman paid $10,000 to an exotic dancer, Terica Ellis, to lure his nephew to the site where he was shot and paid $5,000 to Travell Anthony Hill to shoot Montgomery.to participating in the scheme.In testimony during the trial, Norman said he helped his nephew move to St. Louis about 18 months before he was killed and supported him financially because he was trying to watch out for Montgomery. He said he sought to be a “father figure” to his brother’s son.
Danis said all the testimony from the scheme’s co-conspirators was backed up in trial by texts, call records and location data.
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