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Bernie Tiede Pretrial Hearing (Partial) 03/31/16
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12:19Now PlayingSource was halted by court order. Hearing incomplete.
Bernie Tiede, a mortician in Carthage, Tex., was sentenced to life in prison in 1999 for shooting a rich, elderly widow named Marjorie Nugent. Tiede and Nugent had met when Tiede, assistant director of a funeral home, helped plan her husband’s funeral. They struck up a friendship and he began working for her and traveling with her. But in 1996, he shot her and put her body in a freezer, where her remains sat for months before being discovered.
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