Love Turns Deadly: Health Counselor's Confrontation with Pastor Ends in Murder

A woman charged with the murder of a Tennessee pastor with whom she had an affair has been found guilty of his killing.Latoshia Daniels, a mental health and anger management practitioner, was indicted in 2019 after fatally shooting 36-year-old Brodes Perry, the former head pastor of Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church in Memphis.According to the Commercial Appeal, authorities state Daniels traveled from Little Rock, Arkansas, to confront Perry about ending his marriage.Daniels was convicted of second-degree murder following the shooting, during which she exclaimed, “You broke my heart!” after firing at Perry multiple times. She also targeted his wife, Tabatha, who survived her injuries.Facing a series of charges including first-degree murder and attempted murder, Daniels testified during her trial that Perry initiated their sexual relationship after offering counseling. She articulated the complexities of their affair, which involved emotional manipulation and secrecy.Daniels is set for sentencing on December 17.