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No emotion at all. he did a eulogy, talking about how much money shauna liked to spend, and that there was one time she was at the gas station and accidentally left the pump in the car. reporter: in the eulogy? in the eulogy. reporter: paula watched george and his daughter at the cemetery and fumed. they hadn t even lowered her in the ground yet, and he said, come on, and took her hand, it s time to go. and i watched him walk off with my little niece, you know, 8 years-old, just lost her mom, and i watched him walk off with her. and i thought, you know, this is exactly what he wanted. he wanted all the control over my niece. reporter: paula told the police her suspicions even before they began chasing down leads on greyhound. so even though they had their killer, the idea that george was involved somehow was already in the back of their minds. on the other hand, george s family was just as eager to assure the police that those attacks on george s character from shauna s s ....
it was shauna tiaffay s blood, and the pants were worn by noel stevens. reporter: that s kinda your story there, huh? that s kind of our story there. reporter: proof the homeless handyman george and shauna tried to help was a murderer. but could the story be that simple, really? listen to shauna s sister paula, for example, and things start to sound a bit more complex. well, i just think that he always loved himself more than he loved anyone else. and it was all about him and what he wanted. reporter: that was george she was talking about. the selfless firefighter had another side, said paula. the verbal abuse, the intimidation, the control. i mean, george was always a controlling guy. hold the camera in your hand. push it away from us. reporter: according to paula, george had become ever more controlling, and judgmental, especially about shauna s spending habits. first time at the beach. reporter: only got worse when shauna told george the marriage was over. ....
it s time to go. and i watched him walk off with my little niece, you know, 8 years-old, just lost her mom, and i watched him walk off with her. and i thought, you know, this is exactly what he wanted. he wanted all the control over my niece. reporter: paula told the police her suspicions even before they began chasing down leads on greyhound. so even though they had their killer, the idea that george was involved somehow was already in the back of their minds. on the other hand, george s family was just as eager to assure the police that those attacks on george s character from shauna s side were complete nonsense. i never saw shauna act cowed or afraid of my brother. she had an equal footing in the way they interacted with one another. so that s that s why i still can t believe the the insinuation, the allegations that that he was ....
By noel stevens. that s kinda your story there, huh? that s kind of our story there. reporter: proof the homeless handyman george and shauna tried to help was a murderer. but could the story be that simple, really? listen to shauna s sister paula, for example, and things start to sound a bit more complex. well, i just think that he always loved himself more than he loved anyone else. and it was all about him and what he wanted. reporter: that was george she was talking about. the selfless firefighter had another side, said paula. the verbal abuse, the intimidation, the control. i mean, george was always a controlling guy. hold the camera in your hand. push it away from us. reporter: according to paula, george had become ever more controlling, and judgmental, especially about shauna s spending habits. first time at the beach. reporter: only got worse when shauna told george the marriage was over. he said, you know, if you don t come back to me and we can t sort th ....
good job. yay. good singing. reporter: it s a terrible thing to bury a young mother in the prime of her life. especially, in the shadow of murder. big sister paula had felt somehow frozen in a terrible dream that refused to end or make sense ever since her mother called with the news about shauna. what s it like to hear something like that? i don t know that you can describe it. you know, i mean, your heart just drops to your stomach. reporter: paula and shauna s family and friends gathered to mourn and remember how much they cared about her. the funeral itself was standing room only. it was a beautiful tribute to shauna. reporter: george s big sister, maria. i could see george was heartfelt and did what he could ....