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Shelly Arndt and Darcy Veeder Jr.

Shelly Arndt
Darcy Veeder Jr
As seen on Season 23 of Oxygen's Snapped,Shelly Arndt was
convicted of the first degree murder of Darcy Veeder Jr. who died in a house fire she set. She also endangered her own family members in that process. She appealed her conviction and lost. She was sentenced to life in prison without early release.





Her appeal includes (see link):
A jury convicted Shelly Arndt of numerous crimes, including premeditated murder in the first degree and arson in the first degree.  She appeals the trial court’s denial of her motion  for  a  new  trial  on  the  basis  of  juror  misconduct  and  requests  reversal  of  her  murder conviction.  Because the trial court did not abuse its discretion in denying the motion, we affirm.

Links

Supreme Court upholds Arndt's murder conviction
Woman gets Life

You can write to her at:

Shelly Arndt 318981
Washington Corrections Center for Women
9601 Bujacich Rd NW
Gig Harbor, WA 98332








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