Where Is Her Husband Now?
Her husband’s location is unknown at this time. On the internet, there’s virtually little information about him.
His social media profiles are unknown, and there is no information regarding his current employment or whereabouts, although inquiries are ongoing.
How Did She Die?
On November 3, 2018, Horsford came to the slumber party at 10 p.m. People drank, watched football, and played Cards Against Humanity at the event. Three men were also present at the residence.
Horsford allegedly came up at 2 a.m. to smoke a cigarette on the back porch, according to witnesses. The homeowner’s aunt discovered Horsford facedown and unmoving under the porch the next morning at 7:30 a.m. Jose Barrera, the homeowner’s boyfriend, dialed 9-1-1 at 8:59 a.m. Horsford was lying facedown and not breathing when Barrera called 9-1-1.
This whole story is suspect as hell. Glad they are reopening the case. #TamlaHorsford https://t.co/lfk9nykn7a
— jazzistyle (@Jazzistyle) September 22, 2020
He called attention to a minor gash on her wrist, which he suspected was self-inflicted. On the call, a woman’s voice can be heard suggesting that Horsford may have fallen from the balcony.
Findings Of Her Death
Officials believe the latter led her to tumble from the porch, and that her injuries were solely caused by the 14-foot fall. Horsford suffered significant injuries to her head, neck, and torso, according to the GBI medical examiner’s report. Cuts on her face, wrist, hand, and lower legs were discovered, as well as a “deep cut to the right ventricle” of her heart. GBI toxicology testing revealed some amount of blood alcohol level and traces of marijuana.
Georgia Bureau of Investigations conducted a second autopsy after the initial autopsy found no evidence of foul play. Horsford sustained severe injuries to her head, neck, and torso. The case was officially closed on February 20, 2019, and ruled an accidental death. Hundreds shared #tamlahorsford, questioning different angles of the case.
Forsyth County Sheriff Ron Freeman issued a letter to the GBI on June 12, 2020, requesting that the matter be re-opened and examined.
On June 18, 2020, the GBI decided to revive the case but did not say when the examination would begin.