For My Woman Tim Collier and Jeff Dulcio

Nancy Billiter

Tim Collier will do anything to keep his past at bay and woman safe. According to the Associated Press, two ex-lovers serving a life sentence for killing the woman’s husband have been convicted of the torture slaying of an acquaintance who overheard them discussing the original murder.

Separate juries deliberated about two hours Monday before finding Timothy Collier and Carol Giles guilty of first-degree murder in the November 1997 death of Nancy Billiter. Prosecutors said Ms. Billiter was killed because she overheard Mrs. Giles, her housemate, discussing with Collier details of her husband’s murder.

You can write to Timothy Collier at:

Timothy Collier 262040
​Thumb Correctional Facility
3225 John Conley Drive
Lapeer, MI 48446
 





You can write to Timothy Carol Giles at:

Carol Giles 272225
​Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility
3201 Bemis Road
Ypsilanti, MI 48197-0911
 






Jeff Dulcio proves his loyalty by taking things too far. According to his appeal, Upon arrival, Woods was hesitant about robbing Brown, but Dulcio was “down to go with it” stating “f—this, man, I'm going to do what I got to do, and I ain't scared.” Rutledge and Morrison remained in the vehicle. Dulcio, with the .380 caliber pistol and wearing latex gloves, approached the balcony of Brown's apartment with Woods following at a distance. Dulcio jumped onto the balcony and began firing into the apartment. Woods, who did not have a weapon, ran back towards the vehicle. Rutledge, Morrison, and Woods could not locate Dulcio, and after hearing sirens, fled the scene. On their way back to Rutledge's hotel room, Dulcio telephoned Rutledge and pleaded with her to pick him up. Dulcio stated, “I think I killed him.” Rutledge telephoned another individual, Rick Shinault, who picked up Dulcio and brought him back to Rutledge's hotel room. Dulcio managed to elude the police and dispose of the handgun while waiting for his ride. Once back at Rutledge's hotel room, Dulcio bragged, “I killed him and then I seen him and I emptied the clip.”.

You can write to Jeff Dulcio at:

Jeff Dulcio 1000016072
​Smith State Prison
P.O. Box 726
Glennville, GA 30427








At the end of the day, violent people are violent. Just because they have not directed that at you, doesn't mean they wouldn't if it served a purpose for them. Never allow yourself to be intimidated or beaten. Know your worth and live accordingly.