she hasn t found work after the divorce. she had been sickly with various complaints and now had fallen behind on bank payments for her home. john duncsak says the way his brother saw it, stacey had only one option to, move in with her parents, ed and dottie ates down in florida, but the child custody arrangement wouldn t allow that. every time that stacey had the kids, my brother was always concerned that she would take them out of state. and behind that fear of losing his kids was an even darker threat. paul shared it with his friend nancy bagley one afternoon as their kids swam in his backyard. he said that earlier that summer his pool had been sabotaged, its heater cranked up to a piping 101 degrees. he was convinced it was no accident. he said i am afraid for my life. i remember looking at the other mom, and we were just frozen. i mean we really were. pretty soon word was getting around with his new business
eventually by 2006, the two adults called a cease-fire long enough to hammer out a joint custody agreement, a 50/50 split in parenting. paul, meanwhile, seemed to be getting his groove back. he had managed to work his way from the drugstore counter back into his old environment as a pharmaceutical executive with medco. he also had a girlfriend, a serious new woman in his life who was going to move in with him in the nice but all-too-lonely house in ramsey, new jersey. while paul was talking marriage, the former mrs. duncsak s life was in free fall. money trouble. she hasn t found work after the divorce. she had been sickly with various complaints and now had fallen behind on bank payments for her home. john duncsak says the way his brother saw it, stacey had only one option, to move in with her parents, ed and dottie ates down in florida, but the child custody arrangement wouldn t allow that. every time that stacey had
restraining order against him. trapped beneath the volleys were the children, a small son and a daughter. arm s limitation talks were a cakewalk compared to the parental visitation arrangements. they were dropping the kids off at the police department. how horrible is that? eventually by 2006, the two adults called a cease-fire long enough to hammer out a joint custody agreement, a 50/50 split in parenting. paul, meanwhile, seemed to be getting his groove back. he had managed to work his way from the drugstore counter back into his old environment as a pharmaceutical executive with medco. he also had a girlfriend, a serious new woman in his life who was going to move in with him in the nice but all-too-lonely house in ramsey, new jersey. while paul was talking marriage, the former mrs. duncsak s life was in free fall. money trouble. she hasn t found work after the divorce. she had been sickly with various complaints and now had fallen behind on bank payments for her home.
son-in-law, talking of his comings and goings and lying in wait that wednesday night. speculation had he baited the the scene knowing that duncsak would be agitated by finding a carelessly tossed hamburger wrapper and air conditioner blasting away. was he led to the kill zone? perhaps. but it s clear, argued the prosecution that etas then got in his car and drove 21.5 hours straight to his mother s home in louisiana, arriving thursday night. he is a very motivated person to return to safety. almost poetically to the bosom of his mother. now ed ates had to explain all of that away, and his attorney would try to do just that with a novel defense. jurors, this man is just too fat to kill. coming up his abdomen was obviously obese at that the legal strategy that time. raised eyebrows from coast to coast. too old, too fat, too sick.
john duncsak says the way his brother saw it, stacey had only one option to, move in with her parents, ed and dottie ates down in florida, but the child custody arrangement wouldn t allow that. every time that stacey had the kids, my brother was always concerned that she would take them out of state. and behind that fear of losing his kids was an even darker threat. paul shared it with his friend nancy bagley one afternoon as their kids swam in his backyard. he said that earlier that summer his pool had been sabotaged, its heater cranked up to a piping 101 degrees. he was convinced it was no accident. he said i am afraid for my life. i remember looking at the other mom, and we were just frozen. i mean we really were. pretty soon word was getting with his new business associates that paul duncsak was a man looking over his shoulder.