Flames of Passion Theresa Voss

Flames of Passion is described by Discovery ID as the discovery of Troy Temar's charred remains in Lebanon Ohio rattles the nerves of its residents. Police are led astray for 6 years until an accomplice's confession exposes a sinister plot orchestrated by a devious killer linked to Troy's past.

Theresa Voss was caught when her brother, Eric Hoerlein told police what she had done. He plead guilty to abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence.

She was convicted in 2006 and sentenced to thirty-three years to life.

The case remained "cold" until September of 2005, when a convicted felon, Eric Hoerlein, all of the sudden confessed his involvement to

hisprobation officer and Warren County investigators. This man, who escaped prosecution for aggravated murder by testifying, revealed that Ms. Voss called him for help after being involved in a struggle with Temar. He went tothe scene with her and poured gasoline over the car and body in order to start a fire and eliminate evidence.

 You can write to Theresa Voss at:

Theresa Voss, W066118
Dayton Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 17399
Dayton, Ohio 45417