Snapped Tina Williamson and Jack Rains

Status: Incarcerated

In Season 20, episode 5, Oxygen's Snapped, the story of Tina Williamson is shown

This does not end well for Jack Rains as they end up dead in the state of Tennessee.

Tina Williamson was convicted of murder and sentenced to 71 years in prison.

The show is described as: A deadly shooting raises questions about an elderly man's business dealings and his friendship with a much younger woman.

On Saturday, September 1, 2007, the victim was found dead in his house.The body was found sitting at the kitchen table dressed in an undershirt and boxer shorts.The cause of death was determined to be five gunshot wounds to the head. Three shots were made at distance range; one shot was made at close range ;and one shot was made a contact range. The bullets recovered from the victim’s body and one recovered from his lap were .22caliber 40 grain weight long rifle round-nosed bullets. They were marke with an “F ”indicating they were the Federal brand. The medical examiner, Dr. Feng Li, also determined that there was a blunt force injury to the back of the victim’s head

You can write to Tina Williamson at:

Tina Williamson Alsup 00142049

West Tennessee State Penitentiary
P.O. Box 1150
Henning, Tennessee 38041-1150

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