 A jury convicted Alfred “Terry” Everette for the murder of a New Orleans pastor in 2006. According to Nola, Alfred “Terry” Everette, of Mississippi, was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Pastor Ernest Smith. Emma Raines has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the death of Ernest Smith. Here is a list of victims that are connected to Emma Raines, whom police and prosecutors call the “black widow.” 
 
 Leroy Evans: Emma Raines’ first husband, who died while choking after his feeding tube was mysteriously removed. "Please be advised that the beneficiary, Emma Smith, wife of the deceased, cannot be ruled out as a suspect in the death of Ernest Smith," a New Orleans detective wrote to an insurance investigation company in a July 12, 2006, letter. Her third husband, James Raine, 37, was shot to death at the couple's Pearl River County, Mississippi, home in 2011. By the time Emma Smith was arrested in that case in 2013, she had a new name, Emma Raine, and was, again, a widow.
– Emma Raine either has the worst luck with men, or she's—as prosecutors suggest—a "serial husband killer" and "black widow." The 52-year-old woman, widowed three times, face charges of second-degree murder in the death of her second husband, Ernest Smith, shot to death in Louisiana in 2006 by a man allegedly hired by Raine so she could benefit from an $800,000 life insurance policy, reports the AP. It's a twisted tale: Prosecutors say the man who pulled the trigger—Alfred Everette, convicted of murder in 2014—was promised a cut of the insurance money from Raine and her future third husband, James Raine, before James' own murder in Mississippi in 2011. Police say Emma Raine is also a suspect in that case, though no charges have been laid. Raine has pleaded not guilty in Smith's death and faces a mandatory life sentence if convicted. The trial could begin as soon as Wednesday. Police allege Raine hired Everette, James Raine's adoptive brother, to shoot Smith, 38, outside his New Orleans home. Police say his wife was likely inside and witnessed the shooting, but called a friend instead of 911, per the Inquisitr. James Raine was similarly shot inside his home in 2011 while his wife was apparently out of town. During Everette's trial, prosecutors also described the death of Raine's first husband, Leroy Evans, in 1994 as suspicious. Hospitalized after being hit by a car, he reportedly choked after his feeding tube was somehow removed, reports the Sun Herald. (This woman has seven dead lovers.)