Distraught Mistress Shot Pastor Lover For Dumping Her Via Text
Her pastor lover had rules for their affair that she wasn’t ready for.
She had a doctorate, a thriving practice, and a career built on helping other people manage their anger. He was a married pastor with a secret and rules to go by.
For two years, Latoshia Daniels followed every one of Pastor Brodes Perry’s rules. Messages only through an app that erased them. Travel at her own expense. Never call 911, only his senior pastor. In return, he told her she would one day be his sister wife.
Then, in late 2018, the promise vanished. Brodes ended the affair with a text that deleted itself the moment she read it. No goodbye. No explanation. No warning.
Months later, on 4 April 2019, Latoshia bought a handgun and, by her own account, set out to end her own life. Then she spotted a sign for the Memphis exit.
Three hours later, she was standing at the front door of the apartment he shared with his wife.
What was said inside that apartment? Who else knew about the affair all along? And why did the jury reject the most serious charge?
