Murder of Atlanta DJ’s wife Tiffany Pugh on ‘Dateline’
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(NBC News) — On Friday’s all-new two-hour “Dateline,” unpacks the murder of Tiffany Pugh, a young mother and successful businesswoman, who was gunned down in her bed.
The victim’s husband, Andre Pugh, was a famous Atlanta DJ. Police needed to determine whether Tiffany’s murder was connected to a case of another DJ who worked at the same club as her husband and was gunned down at home too.
Here is a preview of Stephanie Gosk’s report:
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As dawn broke over Atlanta, word began to spread.
KENYA WHISENANT: It was a home invasion, and Tiffany was killed.
Her friends couldn’t shake one horrifying image: Tiffany’s son AJ in her arms crying hysterically and trying to wake her.
KARMETRIA BURTON: Knowing that the kids were in the house said to me there was no heart, no regard for life, a monster.
CAPT. ALLYN GLOVER: We needed to get to the bottom of it as quickly as possible.
Tiffany’s husband Andre told investigators he wondered if her murder might have something to do with his job as a DJ at Club Onyx.
Andre mentioned there had been trouble not long before Tiffany was killed.
CHRISTINA LEE: It’s way too coincidental that there are two DJs having these incidents happen to them.
The people working at the clubs were on edge.
NICK LOVE: Wait, people are killing us?
The detectives still didn’t have any answers. But they were about to get some because Atlanta’s nightlife was about to give up its secrets.
Watch the new two-hour “Dateline: Sound and Fury” Friday at 9 p.m. on NBC4.
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