‘Insurance money killer’ bride, Alishia Noel-Murray, convicted in assassination of husband
The Brooklyn black widow, Alishia Noel-Murray, was convicted of murder in the death of her husband, 4 years ago
Jury took less than three hours to convict her on Thursday
Noel-Murray, 29, was accused of colluding with her lover Dameon Lovell, 33, to put a ‘hit’ on her husband
She was planning to collect nearly $900,000 on three insurance policies as reward
Hitman, Kirk Portious was paid $3,500 to assassinate her Omar Murray on Feb. 23, 2013
Noel-Murray was found guilty of murder, attempted murder and weapon possession
She is facing a life time behind bars, sentencing is set for June 29
Grieving wife or black widow? Alishia Noel-Murray is on trial accused of hiring hit man to kill husband Omar Murray – she ‘seemed calm’ after the killing says cop
Alishia Noel-Murray was found guilty of murder, attempted murder and weapon possession, Thursday.
Jurors on Thursday found Alishia Noel-Murray, 29, guilty of murder, attempted murder and weapon possession in the Feb. 23, 2013 assassination of her husband Omar Murray.
“She’s a real monster,” Murray’s mother, Eunice Ashley Henry, 59, said after the verdict.
Henry clapped her hands in prayer and looked up. “I’m ecstatic. I’m overwhelmed,” she said. “But I’m still missing my son.”
Noel-Murray plotted with her lover, Dameon Lovell, to hire a hitman for $3,500 to kill Murray so she could collect on three life insurance policies.
Lovell cooperated with prosecutors in exchange for 15 years to life in prison.
The alleged shooter, Kirk Portious, murdered Murray in their Lott Ave. home in Brownsville.
Funeral service for Omar Murray. Alishia was accused of paying hitman, Portious, $3,500 to assassinate her husband
‘It’s all about the money’ Alishia Noel-Murray swiftly remarried and took out insurance policies on new spouse
Omar Murray the jury decided, was the victim of an evil, money-grabbing scheme orchestrated by his young wife
Moments later, Noel-Murray called 911 while holding their 10-month-old son. She “seemed calm”, a responding detective testified during the trial in Brooklyn Supreme Court.
Noel-Murray denied involvement in the slaying when she took the stand.
The jury has not yet returned a verdict for Portious who is going through a separate jury trial.
The victim’s mother, a home health aide originally from Jamaica, referred to her daughter-in-law as “the devil.”
“She tried so many times to kill my son,” Henry said.
Noel-Murray will be sentenced June 29.
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