Tiara Arnold

Tiara Arnold's story was featured on “For My Man” on a show titled, The Wrong Mr. Right. The show's description states: A double homicide in a California neighborhood leaves investigators tracking a case with more questions than answers; when a high-speed car chase leads them to a pretty young woman, it is clear she is willing to do wrong to impress her Mr. Right. She and her Isiaha Washington were convicted of murder and robbery.

Tiara Arnold was sentenced to 95 years to life.

Their victims were Rafael Avila and Carlos Buenrostro.

While there is much conflict between the two and what really happened, clearly they are both responsible as both took part in the robbery. Teach your girls that bad boys only lead to two places - dead or prison. Hopefully Tiara can still make something out of her life.

You can write to her at:

Tiara Arnold WF3167

Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF)

P.O. Box 1508

Chowchilla, CA 93610

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