Trinity Poague Heard “Not Guilty”—Then Everything Changed

For one brief moment, Trinity Poague appeared relieved when the jury found her not guilty of malice murder.

That relief disappeared as the remaining verdicts were announced. The former Georgia pageant queen was convicted on five other charges, including two counts of felony murder, in the death of her boyfriend’s 18-month-old son, Romeo Angeles.

The immediate change in her expression showed just how quickly she realized the first verdict had not cleared her. Poague was later sentenced to life in prison.

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