Tammy Holman & Charlie Miller

Tammy Holman & Charlie Miller were convicted of the murder of Tammy's husband Larry. There is assumption that she played with Charlie's affections but did not actually want to be with him.

According to Oxygen,  Charlie made his first move on Tammy when Larry was away on a hunting expedition. Tammy told Larry what happened, and they worked to save their marriage and family.

Charlie would later testify that he had become infatuated with Tammy and believed Larry did not treat her well, according to the Southeast Missourian.

On November 21, 2000, Tammy called the security at Larry’s workplace: he hadn’t come home. He had planned to go hunting behind the chemical plant but hadn’t come home.
The security guard found Larry’s car — and Larry, dead, in it.

He had a gunshot wound to the back of his head with a .243 caliber bullet — the high-velocity ammo that deer hunters are known to use.

Charlie Miller, 49, pled guilty to first degree murder, and was sentenced to 25 years in prison, putting his release to 2028. Miller told the judge he was emotionally disturbed and medicated at the time of the killing.

When Tammy was released in 2009 from prison, she moved back to Festus, hoping to rekindle a relationship with her children. But it didn’t quite work out that way. Josh, to this day, questions why she just didn’t get a divorce.

 

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