Apperances are often deceiving, take it from someone who knows Paula and Dale, she was finally going to leave the man who had her trapped for all these years. Althought very kind to the other people in his life, behind close we can not begin to imagine what Paula went through. Murdered in her mother's Jeanette house. Who herself has gone through many hardships in her life and this is a tragedy that no mother should have to go through. My heart goes out to Paula's family. She was a loving daughter, sister, aunt PaPa to her beloved niece Hanna, and one of the bestfriends anyone could ask for. She will be sadly missed by anyone who has had the chance to know Paula. I hope that he pays for his crimes in hell for the rest of eternity.
I knew Dale about 20 years ago. He was always known as kind of a bad ass. Long hair, hat on backward, drinking, smoking weed...........but I always got along with him and he treated me great. He was just like a lot of people I knew at that time. It's a shame that it had to happen and my prayers are with their families.
The jerk abused and paid nothing while alive,how the hell he gonna pay dearly dead. You,the police and all society,watch this go on daily.Where are parents,grandparents,family,friends,Just looking out for themselves.Cowards all of you.A dog would have been more protective.
Some abuse victims don't ask for help because the victim often gets judged or blamed - how could she stay with him etc. Also, when you call the police and make a complaint, not only do you end up in court, your name gets plastered all over the papers and many people in abusive situations are high profile in the community (not all abusers LOOK the part - many are professionals). I think a law should prevent the names of abuse victims or their abusers from being splashed on papers ( what about the children etc. of the couple). The law often prevents a complaint due to the ripple effect after the fact - if it could be dealt with without the public getting involved, I think more women would report abuse just my opinion.
I know a few women that called the cops, pressed assault charges, went to court and nothing was in the paper at all.
I also know a woman that called the cops then did not want to press charges. But the cops charged him anyway and he got what he deserved and nothing was in the paper.
Dont blame the cops for this. They wont take abuse likely.
they try to do there jobs. If she would have pressed charges against him and goten a restraining order maby this would never happened.
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A couple living in the old Josh Breau house.
I dont personally know the guy or gal.
He had long hair and a ponytail and was full of tatoo.
He wasnt someone that I would asociate with.
Rumours are he was prety phisical with her and she finally had enough.
This is absolutely insane... I know that house very well, grew up in the area, used to take bike rides there all the time.
Apperances are often deceiving, take it from someone who knows Paula and Dale, she was finally going to leave the man who had her trapped for all these years. Althought very kind to the other people in his life, behind close we can not begin to imagine what Paula went through. Murdered in her mother's Jeanette house. Who herself has gone through many hardships in her life and this is a tragedy that no mother should have to go through. My heart goes out to Paula's family. She was a loving daughter, sister, aunt PaPa to her beloved niece Hanna, and one of the bestfriends anyone could ask for. She will be sadly missed by anyone who has had the chance to know Paula. I hope that he pays for his crimes in hell for the rest of eternity.
If anyone has a picture of her?
Please feel free to email it to me and I'll blog it!!
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Well on the news they said that it was murder suicide.
I saw him once and you could tell he was bad news.
da vres crasse!
I hope that that women beater rots in hell!
-- maurice the homeless guy --
I knew Dale about 20 years ago. He was always known as kind of a bad ass. Long hair, hat on backward, drinking, smoking weed...........but I always got along with him and he treated me great. He was just like a lot of people I knew at that time. It's a shame that it had to happen and my prayers are with their families.
I know this is a very emotional issue but is it a good idea posting bad comments about the guy?
There's no question that the guy did something really bad and will pay dearly for his actions but should I post the bad comments about the guy?
This is a blog and I'm just asking the question? < twice >
"should I post the bad comments about the guy?"
Yes.
The jerk abused and paid nothing while alive,how the hell he gonna pay dearly dead.
You,the police and all society,watch this go on daily.Where are parents,grandparents,family,friends,Just looking out for themselves.Cowards all of you.A dog would have been more protective.
were the cops ever called over there because he was abusing her?
did she ever filed assault charges against him?
She could have got him to move out a long time ago if she wanted and filed a restraining order but did she?
Most people only found out that she was abused after this tragety.
-- maurice the homeless guy --
OH SURE!
I have 5 children.I know if they abused,no words needed.
Their spouses also know what comes next,if abusing my family.F-- the excuses.
Some abuse victims don't ask for help because the victim often gets judged or blamed - how could she stay with him etc. Also, when you call the police and make a complaint, not only do you end up in court, your name gets plastered all over the papers and many people in abusive situations are high profile in the community (not all abusers LOOK the part - many are professionals). I think a law should prevent the names of abuse victims or their abusers from being splashed on papers ( what about the children etc. of the couple). The law often prevents a complaint due to the ripple effect after the fact - if it could be dealt with without the public getting involved, I think more women would report abuse just my opinion.
I know a few women that called the cops, pressed assault charges, went to court and nothing was in the paper at all.
I also know a woman that called the cops then did not want to press charges. But the cops charged him anyway and he got what he deserved and nothing was in the paper.
Dont blame the cops for this. They wont take abuse likely.
they try to do there jobs.
If she would have pressed charges against him and goten a restraining order maby this would never happened.
dont blame the cops for this tragety.
-- maurice the homeless guy --
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