Equestrian Tatyana Remley Pleads Guilty to $2M Murder-for-Hire Plot Against Husband

Remley, arrested in a sting operation, brought guns and money to meet an undercover detective she believed to be a hitman.

Tatyana Remley, a California equestrian, has pleaded guilty to solicitation to commit murder and possession of an unregistered firearm, admitting to a $2 million murder-for-hire plot against her husband, Mark Remley.
Remley was arrested in August during a sting operation, a month after her husband discovered the plot and reported it to authorities.
Mark Remley claims his wife burned down his house days before trying to arrange the hit, following their tumultuous 12-year marriage which included a failed multimillion-dollar equestrian acrobatics show, Valitar.
Tatyana Remley brought three guns and a stack of money as a 'down payment' to meet a man she thought she could hire to kill her husband, who turned out to be an undercover detective.
Despite the couple's violent history and ongoing divorce proceedings, Tatyana Remley has a tattoo of her estranged husband's name and a heart on her hip.