Fugitive suspect in Georgia mom’s silicone injection murder captured 17 years later after DMV slipup: cops
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Fugitive suspect in Georgia mom's silicone injection murder captured 17 years later after DMV slipup: cops.
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Tamaira Angell Smith evaded a felony murder charge for 17 years, but a driver's license renewal request under a stolen identity led to her arrest, police say.
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