Mt. Hermon Web TV: St. Tammany Parish Grand Jury Returns Three Indictments

August 23, 2025

St. Tammany Parish Grand Jury Returns Three Indictments

District Attorney Collin Sims reports that on August 20, 2025, a St. Tammany Parish Grand Jury returned indictments in three separate cases.

Tara Dick (age 47) was indicted for the Second Degree Murder of her husband via strangulation. Slidell Police Department Detective Scott O’Shaughnessy was the lead investigator who handled the case.

Joseph Boatman (age 32) was indicted for the Second Degree Murder of his 21-month-old daughter Ansleigh Boatman. Detective Jacob Schwebel of the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office was the lead detective. Click here for previous story

Madeleine Lewis was indicted for one count of Theft over $25,000 for a series of monetary thefts from her former employer, Northlake Christian School. The District Attorney’s office handled the investigation and received meaningful cooperation from the school’s Board of Directors.

***All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty***

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Political advertisements found on

Mt. Hermon Web TV's website should

not be considered an endorsement of

a candidate, unless plainly identified.

We accept positive ads and decline

unverified or unverifiable negative

or “mud-slinging” advertising. The U.S.

Supreme Court addressed the issue

of editorial control and freedom of the

press in 1974 in Miami Herald

Publishing Co. v. Tornillo, 418 U.S. 241.

The Court ruled that editorial decisions

regarding content "constitute the

exercise of editorial control and

judgment" and consistent with First

Amendment guarantees of a free press.

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August 23, 2025

St. Tammany Parish Grand Jury Returns Three Indictments

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