Actress. She is best known for her role as 'Graciela Reyes' on the television series, "Judging Amy" from 2004 to 2005. She also appeared in the film, "Rebound" (2005), as 'Big Mac.' She passed away at the age of 16, following a shooting in Inglewood, California. The daughter of Thomas Raymond McMullen and Mary Devra Correa née Brown, she moved with her mother and sister to Los Angeles, California. After attending Claremont Middle School and Venice High School, Tara became an actress who was well-known for a recurring role playing a gang member, Graciela Reyes, on the CBS TV series, Judging Amy, and also in 2005, she co-starred in her first movie, "Rebound," with Martin Lawrence. On October 21, 2005, Correa-McMullen was shot to death outside an apartment complex in Inglewood, California. A suspected gang member was charged with her murder on March 1, 2006. When charged, the suspect was already in custody for a separate shooting. While police believe her death was gang-related (mirroring her most well-known role), "she may have just been at the wrong place at the wrong time," claimed Sergeant Steve Overly.
Actress. She is best known for her role as 'Graciela Reyes' on the television series, "Judging Amy" from 2004 to 2005. She also appeared in the film, "Rebound" (2005), as 'Big Mac.' She passed away at the age of 16, following a shooting in Inglewood, California. The daughter of Thomas Raymond McMullen and Mary Devra Correa née Brown, she moved with her mother and sister to Los Angeles, California. After attending Claremont Middle School and Venice High School, Tara became an actress who was well-known for a recurring role playing a gang member, Graciela Reyes, on the CBS TV series, Judging Amy, and also in 2005, she co-starred in her first movie, "Rebound," with Martin Lawrence. On October 21, 2005, Correa-McMullen was shot to death outside an apartment complex in Inglewood, California. A suspected gang member was charged with her murder on March 1, 2006. When charged, the suspect was already in custody for a separate shooting. While police believe her death was gang-related (mirroring her most well-known role), "she may have just been at the wrong place at the wrong time," claimed Sergeant Steve Overly.
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