Missouri woman’s family is still seeking answers in her alleged murder in PDC

The family of Tamra Turpin, the Missouri woman who was found dead in Playa del Carmen earlier this year, is still searching for answers, reports KMOV.com.

Her body was found last March 2 in Playa Del Carmen. An autopsy showed she’d been strangled.

Her boyfriend, attorney John Loveless, is sitting in a Quintana Roo jail awaiting trial in her murder.

“We all have our ups and downs. I mean, the grieving process has been difficult, especially with there being some unanswered questions,” says Jodi Mills, Turpin’s sister.

Mills says not a day goes by when she doesn’t think of her sister.

Investigators say they found Turpin dead in a rented condo in Playa del Carmen where she and Loveless were vacationing.

“It was by asphyxia strangulation. Look at the heartbreaking photos with all the bruising.  I mean she had the crap beat out of her,” says Mills.

To read TYT’s prior interview with Tamra Turpin’s mother click here.

The family still wants to know the motive behind her murder. Up until now, the family wasn’t ready to share what they know about the investigation.

“Until we got the family ready to let everybody know everything about the case and now we are ready,” she says.

They created a Facebook page about Tamra called Justice for Tamra Turpin.  On it, the family has posted pictures and documents from the case.

“I want to spread the awareness about domestic violence and I want justice for my sister. What happened to her is wrong,” she says.

Turpin’s family is set to be in a Mexican courtroom in February, 2017, when Loveless faces trial. They hope justice will be served.

“There was never a dull moment with Tamra, she was set in her own little ways. She was one of kind,” says Mills.

Source: kmov.com

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