Snapped Monique Kitts and Corey Kitts

Corey Kitts

Status: Incarcerated

In Snapped Season 17, Episode 13, the story of Monique Kitts is shown. This ends badly for her husband Corey Kitts in the state of Louisiana.

On June 9, 2010, Officer Thomas Southon, who was employed as a patrol officer with the Addis Police Department (ADP) at the time, was dispatched to the residence of Corey Kitts, the victim, and Monique Kitts, the wife of the victim and the defendant, due to a reported theft or burglary of $4,000.00 and a suspicious red vehicle previously parked across the street from the complainant's residence in an empty lot. Officer Southon was only a half mile away from the residence when he received the dispatch at approximately 7:40 p.m., and arrived within two minutes, but no one was there. The defendant arrived approximately twenty to twenty-five minutes later. She claimed that she had withdrawn over $4,000.00 out of the bank for bills and placed $4,000.00 of it in the nightstand next to her sleeping husband, but that when he woke up to go to work, the money was missing. Officer Southon asked to see the area from which the money was removed and to speak with Mr. Kitts. The defendant did not allow Officer Southon to enter the home to investigate the burglary, stating that she did not want to alarm her daughter. When Officer Southon asked the defendant about a suspicious vehicle reportedly seen across the street from the house earlier that morning, she described the vehicle as a red Mazda. When he asked for Mr. Kitts' phone number, the defendant insisted on calling the victim herself, but did not provide the phone number, and indicated that she would have the victim contact the police.

Monique Kitts is convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor without the benefit of probation, parole.

You can not write to Monique Kitts as Louisiana does not share prisoner information. If you send us her address, we will happily add it for public use.

Monique Kitts

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