27 October 2020
PASADENA, CA – FEBRUARY 21: TV personality Robbie Montgomery attends the 45th NAACP Awards Non-Televised Awards Ceremony at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on February 21, 2014 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for NAACP) vertical,celebrities,arts culture and entertainment,attending,usa,california,awards ceremony,tv personality,pasadena – california,naacp image awards
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Source: Alberto E. Rodriguez/ Getty After {a harrowing|a painful|a traumatic} {few|couple of} months, Robbie Montgomery is {speaking out|speaking up} for the {first time|very first time}, from her own mouth, to share a message with her {supporters|advocates|fans} following the news of allthe legal drama {impacting|affecting} her {son|child|kid|boy} and {family|household}. The {singer|vocalist}, restaurateur behind {Sweetie|Sweetheart|Darling} Pie’s and {former|previous} {TV|TELEVISION} {personality|character} {has|has actually} {kept out|stayed out} of {the public|the general public} eye and been {relatively|fairly|reasonably} {silent|quiet} {since|because|considering that|given that} her {son|child|kid|boy}, Tim Norman, was {arrested|apprehended|detained|jailed} and charged in August, {accused|implicated} of having {a role|a function} in the murder of her {grandson|grand son}, Andre Montgomery, Jr. {{But|However} it {seems|appears} that Miss Robbie is back to {taking care of business|functioning}, {literally|actually}, {focusing on|concentrating on} her {restaurants|dining establishments}.|It {seems|appears} that Miss Robbie is back to taking care of {business|company|service|organization}, {literally|actually}, focusing on her {restaurants|dining establishments}.} While taking {a brief|a short|a quick} break from all of that, she {sent|sent out} a message to those who shared their {concern|issue} over how she was doing, thanking them.” I {truly|really|genuinely} {appreciate|value} all the love, prayers, cards, calls, and messages, of {support|assistance} my {family|household} and I {have|have actually} {received|gotten} from you all,” she {wrote|composed} in the caption of {a photo|a picture|an image} of her making a heart with her hands. “{May|Might} God bless you all.”
While this is the {first|very first} direct message from Miss Robbie, {a friend|a buddy|a pal|a good friend}, {journalist|reporter} April Simpson, {recently|just recently} shared {a text message|a text} she {received|got} from the 80-year-old.
“Understandingly, she is not {ready|prepared|all set} to talk and {just|simply} {wants|desires} prayers,” Simpson {said|stated} on Facebook. “In a text to me she {wrote|composed} quote: ‘Thanks For The Prayers, {But|However} At This Time I’m Weak And Can’t Make {A Statement|A Declaration}. Please Keep {Praying For|Wishing} Me And My {Son|Child|Kid|Boy}.'”
Norman, who {managed|handled} {Sweetie|Sweetheart|Darling} Pie’s {restaurants|dining establishments}, {including|consisting of} the {newest|most recent|latest} {location|place|area} in Jackson, Mississippi, was charged for {helping|assisting} to {orchestrate|manage} a murder-for-hire plot that {led to|resulted in|caused} the death of his nephew in 2016. The 41-year-old is {accused|implicated} of getting {a friend|a buddy|a pal|a good friend} by the name of Terica Ellis to {lure|entice|draw|tempt} the then 21-year-old to the {location|place|area} where he was shot and {killed|eliminated} in St. Louis. Norman was the sole {beneficiary|recipient} of life {insurance|insurance coverage} policies in Montgomery, Jr.’s name, though he wasn’t {successful|effective} in {collecting|gathering} on them (and {has|has actually} been charged for {fraud|scams} over them). It’s {also|likewise} {alleged|declared} that he had {issues|problems|concerns} with his nephew after Miss Robbie was robbed of {cash|money} and {jewelry|fashion jewelry|precious jewelry}, and he {pointed the finger at|blamed} Norman when questioned by {police|authorities|cops} days {before|prior to} his murder.
In {the latest|the most recent|the current} {development|advancement}, Norman’s legal {team|group} {attempted|tried} to {garner|gather|amass} his release as he {awaits|waits for} trial, and it was {requested|asked for} that he be {released|launched} to {stay with|stick with} Miss Robbie in the St. Louis {area|location}. {{However|Nevertheless}, a judge {denied|rejected} that {request|demand} {based on|based upon} the strong {evidence|proof} {against|versus} Norman, in addition to his {past|previous} {criminal record|rap sheet} and the weight of possible {consequences|repercussions|effects} if {convicted|founded guilty}, which {could|might} {push|press} him to {flee|run away|leave|get away} prosecution.|A judge {denied|rejected} that {request|demand} based on the strong {evidence|proof} {against|versus} Norman, in addition to his {past|previous} criminal record and the weight of possible {consequences|repercussions|effects} if {convicted|founded guilty}, which {could|might} {push|press} him to {flee|run away|leave|get away} prosecution.} He is {facing|dealing with} {a potential|a prospective|a possible} sentence of life in {prison|jail} or the {death penalty|capital punishment|death sentence} if {convicted|founded guilty} in the murder-for-hire conspiracy case.Source: madamenoire.com