Snapped Suzanne Schoff and Frank Schoff

Status: Incarcerated

In Snapped Season 17, Episode 11, the story of Suzanne Schoff is shown. This ends badly for ex-husband Frank Schoff in the state of Pennsylvania.

Suzanne Schoff was convicted of first-degree murder criminal and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison.

The relevant facts and procedural history of the case are as follows. Appellant and Husband had one child (“Son”) and lived in Baltimore, Maryland during their marriage. After separating, Appellant made several attempts to disrupt court-ordered custody arrangements by lodging multiple complaints against Husband with the Baltimore City Department of Social Services (“DSS”). Appellant alleged Husband was sexually molesting Son during authorized visits. DSS investigators could not substantiate Appellant's claims by evidence available or found no evidence existed to support the allegations. On January 17, 2003, Husband filed a motion for sole legal and physical custody of Son, which the court in Baltimore granted on July 7, 2003.

Appellant and her mother (“Mother”) began plotting the murder of Husband. Appellant's desire to have Husband killed was apparently motivated by her anger over their custody battle and her impending loss of control over Son. Appellant and Mother solicited three successive individuals, Robert Atkinson, Victor Tyrell, and James Gilmore, to carry out the murder on Appellant's behalf. Appellant and Mother told each of them about the alleged sexual abuse, and that they wanted Husband killed to prevent him from gaining custody of Son. They indicated Appellant was desperate to the point she might hurt herself and/or her children if Husband was not killed. At various times, Appellant and Mother provided cash, bail money, intimate relationships, room and board, and other favors in exchange for the anticipated assistance. All three men led Appellant to believe they would assist her, but none of them brought the plan to fruition.

You can write to Suzanne Schoff at:

Smart Communications/PADOC

Suzanne Schoff OJ3954

Muncy SCI

PO Box 33028

St Petersburg, FL 33733

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