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Hillsborough Heiress Off The Hook! Tiffani Li Found Not Guilty In Murder Of Her Children's Father

Tiffany Li Found Not Guilty In Murder Of Her Children's Dad
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Nov. 16 2019, Updated 10:51 p.m. ET

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Tiffani Li, known in San Francisco as the "Hillsborough Heiress, was found not guilty for the murder of her children's father Keith Green, RadarOnline.com has learned.

As ABC7 reported, the jury announced the verdict on Friday, November 15. In the case of Li's boyfriend Kaveh Bayat, a hung jury was declared, but he will reportedly prepare for a retrial.

Li and Bayat were accused of planning Green's death after his body was found in a Sonoma County field a month after he went missing. Li's motive for the murder is assumed to be a child custody lawsuit and "anger about Green's constant request for money," as he had custody of their two children.

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Bayat's motive: fear that Li and Green would rekindle their relationship.

Li — the daughter of a wealthy China family — was reportedly supposed to meet Green at the Millbrae Pancake House in April 2016, but San Mateo County prosecutors believe she lured him back to her mansion in Hillsborough House, where Bayat shot him and paid Li's guard Oliver Adella to rid of his body.

She spent one day in jail before posting bail —  $4,240,000 in cash and more than $60 million in property—and was then placed on house arrest.

She is hoping to get custody of her kids who is in the care of both of his grandmothers.

Adella was also charged for dumping Green's body. He agreed to plead guilty but was later arrested when he contacted an ex girlfriend and witness in the case.

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