Hello! This may seem random but I actually knew paul when he was alive. I lived next door to him when i was a little and he was a great man who got on well with everyone on our street he is dearly missed
It’s clear Pacer wanted everything from her late husbands will, when this wasn’t the case she took advantage of Paul kind nature & fragile elderly state to obtain his fortunes. Narcissistic evil woman, the fact her first marriage ended with the children staying with the dad makes all the more sense to her wicked personality.
@@britishmurdersFantastic case study sir, keeping on the topic of female killers any chance you’ll document Sharon Carr aka “The Devils Daughter” I find her smirk photo utterly revolting, clearly taking pride in her appalling crime.
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Hello! This may seem random but I actually knew paul when he was alive. I lived next door to him when i was a little and he was a great man who got on well with everyone on our street he is dearly missed
Thank you for commenting and sharing how you knew Paul! I can understand why he’s missed. Based on my research he seemed a lovely fella.
It’s clear Pacer wanted everything from her late husbands will, when this wasn’t the case she took advantage of Paul kind nature & fragile elderly state to obtain his fortunes. Narcissistic evil woman, the fact her first marriage ended with the children staying with the dad makes all the more sense to her wicked personality.
I definitely got that vibe from her. She certainly prayed on Paul’s kind heart and took full advantage.
@@britishmurdersFantastic case study sir, keeping on the topic of female killers any chance you’ll document Sharon Carr aka “The Devils Daughter” I find her smirk photo utterly revolting, clearly taking pride in her appalling crime.
@@Mrmightyclash that case is on my to-do list, yeah 👍