Carly Hughes

About Carly Hughes

Who is it?: Actress, Music Department
Birth Day: June 12, 1981
Occupation: Teacher
Criminal penalty: Life without parole
Criminal status: Incarcerated
Children: 1
Parent(s): Carl and Lynda Hughes
Conviction(s): Two counts of capital murder

Carly Hughes Net Worth

Carly Hughes was born on June 12, 1981, is Actress, Music Department. With eight Broadway shows to her name, Carly Hughes has quickly established herself as a recognizable talent, both onstage and off. Carly most recently starred in the Encores revival of Cabin in the Sky as Georgia Brown and on Broadway as Velma Kelly in Chicago, The Leading Player in Pippin, and in Beautiful as Lucille/Shirley of the Shirelles (performing her song "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" on the 2014 Tony Awards, The Today Show, and The View; Helping to Win the 2015 Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album).Other Broadway credits include: The Book of Mormon, Ghost, Ragtime, Putnam County Spelling Bee and The Grinch. For the past 14 years she has starred in various shows at regional theaters across the country. You can also hear her singing in almost every song in the Ahrens & Flaherty movie musical, Lucky Stiff. Carly is a recipient of the prestigious Princess Grace Award for Acting. She is originally from St. Louis, Missouri, grew up in Columbia, Maryland and now calls New York City home.
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Biography/Timeline

1981

Carla Hughes was born on June 12, 1981, and was adopted by her uncle Carl and aunt Lynda Hughes when she was six weeks old. She was raised in Greenville, Mississippi. As a child, she excelled in horseback riding, beauty pageants and was an honors student.

2006

Hughes was later interrogated by police, where she initially denied her sexual relationship with Pittman and later denied having access to a gun. However, Hughes's cousin indicated to police, via an attorney, that he had loaned a loaded .38 caliber 5-shot revolver to Hughes shortly before the murder, and that she had returned the gun empty. Hughes was originally charged with accessory to murder after the fact, but on December 8, 2006, the charges were upgraded to two counts of capital murder.

2009

After eight hours of deliberation, Hughes's jury announced they had reached a verdict on October 13, 2009. Hughes was found guilty on both counts of capital murder. Although Hughes could have faced the death penalty, she was instead sentenced to serve two consecutive life sentences without parole.

2010

On August 30, 2010, a Madison County judge denied Carla Hughes' request for a new trial.

2012

On June 21, 2012, the Mississippi Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Madison County Circuit Court. Six issues were raised on appeal, all of which were found to be without error.