Tiffany Pugh, a successful career woman and mother of two, tragically met her end on November 23, 2014, when she was found shot to death in her Atlanta home.
The case of her murder took a shocking turn as investigators discovered that the perpetrator was someone close to home.
Before her untimely death, Tiffany had a thriving career at Delta Air Lines, where she started working in 2006 after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in logistics, materials, and supply chain management from Clark Atlanta University. She quickly moved up the ranks, eventually becoming a commodity manager in the supply chain management department.
Tiffany was not only dedicated to her job but also to her two children. Her professionalism and integrity were honored by Delta and her alma mater with a scholarship award program in her memory.
The investigation into Tiffany’s murder initially pointed towards a robbery gone wrong, but as detectives dug deeper, they found that her husband, Andre Pugh, was the mastermind behind the heinous crime. Tiffany had been planning to divorce Pugh, which led him to devise a plan to have her killed.
Pugh enlisted the help of his friend, Adrian Earl Harley, to carry out the murder. Despite Pugh’s attempts to shift the blame onto Harley, both men were ultimately convicted and sentenced to life in prison for Tiffany’s murder. Pugh is currently serving his sentence at Hancock State Prison, while Harley is incarcerated at Smith State Prison.
Tiffany’s story of betrayal and tragedy will be featured on NBC’s Dateline on May 10, 2024, shedding light on the devastating consequences of domestic violence and greed.
Despite the darkness that enveloped her life, Tiffany’s legacy lives on through the scholarship program established in her honor, reminding us of her professionalism, integrity, and compassion for others.
