Tadaryl Shipp and Christa Pike

In season 3, episode 1 the love story of Tadaryl Shipp and Christa Pike is featured. This dark twisted love story does not end well for Colleen Slemmer as she ends up murdered. It doesn't end well for the couple either since Tadaryl Shipp is convicted of murder and sentenced to life . Christa Pike is also convicted of murder and sentenced to Death .

Oxygen describes this story as A pair of teens take their obsessions to the extreme when their romance is threatened by a classmate.

Christa Pike is evil incarnate. we absolutely believe if she were ever released from prison, she would kill again.

Tadaryl Shipp is eligble for release in 2028. You can write to him at:

Tadaryl Shipp 272533

Northwest Correctional Complex
960 State Route 212
Tiptonville, Tennessee 38079

Christa Pike is eligible for release in 2028. You can write to her at:

Christa Pike 261368

Tennessee Prison for Women
3881 Stewarts Lane
Nashville, Tennessee 37218-3302

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