James “Tim” Norman, who starred in the reality TV series “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s,” was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday. Norman was found guilty back in September of setting up ...

ST. LOUIS — A high-profile murder trial involving James Timothy "Tim" Norman entered its second week Monday. The trial's fifth day saw defense witnesses taking the stand. Norman and his family ...

A former reality TV star has been convicted in connection with the death of his nephew. On Friday, a federal jury found James "Tim" Norman, 43, guilty in the March 2016 death of Andre Montgomery, 21.

LOUIS — Defendant James Timothy "Tim" Norman testified in his own murder ... The defense also shared pictures of Montgomery posing with guns and Norman said he was concerned about Montgomery's ...

James “Tim” Norman was sentenced to two life sentences last year after he was convicted of two murder-for-hire counts in the shooting death of 21-year-old Andre Montgomery. He appealed his ...

Former reality TV star Tim Norman of “Welcome To Sweetie Pie’s” fame reportedly appeared in a St. Louis court this week for the start of his trial in a murder-for-hire plot. Norman is ...

The jury deliberated about 17 hours over three days before reaching its verdict in the murder-for-hire case against James “Tim” Norman, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. He was charged ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Tim Norman and his mother, Robbie Montgomery, of “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s” attend the Soul Train Awards 2011 in Atlanta. Rick Diamond/Getty Images ...

James “Tim” Norman did not speak on his own behalf at the sentencing hearing in the March 2016 killing of his 21-year-old nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr. Both men had starred in the long-running ...

James “Tim” Norman, 43, is accused of hiring two people to kill 21-year-old Andre Montgomery in March 2016 and then trying to cash a $450,000 life insurance policy he took out on his nephew in ...

Former "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's" star James "Tim" Norman was sentenced to life in prison Thursday in St. Louis after being convicted of arranging the 2016 murder of his nephew Andre Montgomery ...

A federal jury previously convicted James Timothy “Tim” Norman in September 2022 on two counts of federal murder-for-hire and one count of conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud in the case.