Nursing Home

Then, the prosecution team got wind of how Tami worked in a nursing home then. She was a certified nursing assistant when Alan died, which meant that she had access to morphine and a variety of other medicines. The question now was if there was proof? Did she take any of the medicines found in her husband’s system?

Available Proof

So, with the help of detectives, prosecution was able to gather statements from Tami’s colleagues in the nursing home. In March 2007, five months before Alan’s death, the home documented the disappearance of a bottle of Roxanol. To the experts, this was otherwise known as liquid morphine. Could Tami be the person behind it?