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just hit me like a ton of bricks right then, that if something was
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wrong, she would normally be home by that time. Deep in my gut,
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I just felt something was wrong with her. And he put his hand
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down in the front seat, and when he raised his hand up, he
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had blood on his hand. As soon as he saw the blood, he
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turned around and said, hey, I think this is plenty of evidence of
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power play. Born on November nineteenth, nineteen fifty three, Paula Jean Pucket
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was adopted when she was eleven months old by Air Force veteran and crew chief
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mechanic for American Airlines, Everett Junior Pucket and his wife, Ethel May.
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Paula's adoptive parents absolutely adored her. In fact, she was downright doated on
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from day one. Ethel loved dressing Paula up to the nines, whether it
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was for a portrait where she wore a fancy dress and bow, or for
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a photo op on a horse clad in a leather vest, chaps and straw
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cowboy hat. Whichever was the case, Paula's smile was undoubtedly the main attraction.
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When talking about her daughter, Ethel was known to make remarks about what
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a happy child she was, and old photograph of Paula certainly attest to that.
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Growing up in southeast Fort Worth, Everett and Ethel gave Paula a stable,
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happy and normal childhood. Her brother Eddie told us Paula loved her little
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brother Eddie. He was born a little more than a month before Paula's ninth
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birthday, and the two were close. Well, she was older than I
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was, you know, a boy nine years so I kind of looked up
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to her as more of a role model typ but you know, we played
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games and we were silly with each other, you know, normal brothers,
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sister top stuff. Paula also immediately delved into the role of protective big sister,
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something Eddie very fondly recalls. She was like very protective of me.
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You know, anybody was bullying me or said anything about me, she was
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ready to go, you know, open up knd of bloop aass on them.
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So when it came to Eddie, in fact, nothing could stop Paula
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from making sure he was well taken care of, even after she'd moved on
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to adulthood. Her mother, Ethel said that she and Everett once gave Paula
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and Eddie fifty bucks to go buy a suit for the teenager's first date,
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but Paula had her eye on a more expensive, more fashionable suit. She
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used thirty dollars of her own money to make up the difference, opting for
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the eighty dollars suit so Eddie could impress his date in style. The night.
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By all indications went well, though Eddie doesn't remember if the girl paid
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any attention to his stylish duds. Paula was extremely sociable and friendly. Yeah,
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she was just very friendly, outgoing. She pretty much loved everybody,
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you know, unless you gave her excuse not to. And even then,
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you know, it had be something pretty drastic before she didn't like you whatever.
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But yeah, she was just very friendly, outgoing, kind of a
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bubbly personality. Just every time I saw her, she was in a good
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mood pretty much. Yeah. In a letter she wrote to the Dallas Cowboys
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in hopes of becoming one of their famous cheerleaders or their beautiful girls, as
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she refers to them, Paula describes herself in similar terms as others do.
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An extrovert, she wrote that never stops loving people. By the time she
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graduated from Polytechnic High just southeast of downtown Fort Worth, the popular student had
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amassed a large social circle of friends. Paula had married her high school sweetheart,
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Joey Fahee in February of nineteen seventy one, and the two moved in
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together, but the puppy love didn't last long. The two divorced after a
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short go of it, in April of nineteen seventy one, Paula moved back
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in with her parents. By then, the Pucket family had moved to Hurst,
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a small community northeast of Fort Worth that serves more or less as a
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suburban outlier of the city. There, Paula Jean Pucket worked some retail jobs
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at Northeast Mall, which the Puckets lived right across the street from. Both.
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Paul and I worked at different times as kids and stuff for at the
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mall, and I spent a lot of time at the mall, at the
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Northeast Molls, you know, when she was a teenager, I think she
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worked like at Dillard's and clothe shops stuff like that, just retail kind of
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stuff. She was a hard worker. She took her job seriously whenever she
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was working somewhere. And she wasn't one of collinsick or not show up for
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work and stuff like that. So yeah, she was very responsible. According
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to some who knew her, Paula was attracted to quote bad boys, which
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might have explained why a couple relationships after her first marriage didn't last long.
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One unfortunately stuck at least for a while in the years following her divorce,
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Paula began dating another young man, Ronald Russell Davenport, who went by Ronnie.
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The two married in June nineteen seventy four, and Paula became Paula Davenport.
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Her and Ronald's romance struck fast and hard at first, but at its
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best the relationship was rocky, and at its worst it was dangerously abusive.
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After they parted ways for good in May of nineteen seventy seven, a man
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who dated Paula later claimed she remained terrified of Ronald. Paula began dating this
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man shortly after she and Ronald split up, and he says that because she
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feared for his safety, that she feared Ronald might try and harm him.
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Paula insisted they could no longer date. Once, this man says, Ronald
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broke Paula's finger in a fit of rage during an argument. At some point,
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too, Ronald took a baseball bat to Paula's car, denting the vehicle
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all over. Paula's brother, Eddie told us about another unfathomable act of violence
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Ronald perpetrated against his sister. She was sick and she came home from work,
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and he didn't work hardly any like. He would stay at home and
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he'd get a job and then he would lose it, and you know,
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he was pretty much a bomb. But he was at home, had all
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his buddies over drinking. And she came home from work one day and she
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had the flu and wasn't feeling good. So she came in and he said,
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what happened for dinner? He said, She said, well, I
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don't feel good, so I'm going to go to bed. But she said,
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I'll put the water on the stove, the bowl and all you have
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to do is put the pasta in and here's I'll heat up the meat sauce,
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and you know y'all can eat that. So he said, oh,
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hell no, you're you're my wife. You're going to cook costs all dinner
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before you go to bed. And so she said, now, this is
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what I'm doing, and you can either eat it or you can go get
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something or whatever. And she put it all on the stove and went to
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bed, and he came in there and drat her out of the bedroom by
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her hair and back into the living room, and she she'd already gotten undressed
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and in front of all of his friends and everything. He drags her in
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their naked and then pours the hot water over her head from the pot that
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she had started on the stove to heat the water for him for the pasta
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pours it overhead and it's winter, so it's really cold outside. And then
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he threw outside locker her out of the apartment, and so she had to
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go and find a phone somewhere, get someone to let her in, to
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use a phone to call my parents come pick her up. So that's that's
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the kind of guy he is. Although they knew of many acts of extreme
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violence carried out against their daughter, since it was Ethel and Everett whom Paula
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called when Ronald perpetrated them, there were certainly many of which the family were
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not aware. For ever one we knew about, there probably least a dozen
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others that we didn't. Going into nineteen seventy eight, things were looking up
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for Paula Jean Pucket Davenport. After her marriage to Ronald ended, Paula had
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again moved back in with her parents. With Paula, this time came a
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baby boy, Shane. Ronald was the father. Once again. The Pucket
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home provided Paula a stable and loving environment, a respite from the unforgivable violence
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she suffered at the hands of Ronald Russell Davenport. It was inarguably a better
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place for her and Shane, somewhere she could begin to build her future.
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Paula wanted to be a good mother like her own, and that meant giving
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little Shane a home free of violence. She was doing more than moving forward
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after her divorce. She was moving on, even if she continually had to
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look over her shoulders and fear Ronald could harm her at any time. It
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was that February of nineteen seventy eight that she sent a letter to the Dallas
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Cowboys in an attempt to land a spot as a cheerleader. Paula continued attending
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church at Fort Worth's Rolling Hills Baptist and was moving her way up as far
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as employment goes. She'd long since left her job at Cook Industries, a
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grain company in Saginaw just north of Fort Worth, where she worked as a
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clerk. At Cook Industries, Paula joined and played on the company's softball team,
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and when she moved on to other employment, she remained active in company
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spirit activities. Paula had since taken a position at the oil field equipment sales
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business Hydra Rig Company as the production control manager's assistant. Once there, she
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quickly became involved in that business's bowling league, which she particularly loved. By
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all accounts, Paula had also taken up embroidery and still maintained an active social
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life with her many friends, often meeting up with them and to coworkers at
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the Corporate Image Bar in East fort Worth once a week at the very least.
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Things were looking good for the exceptionally bright and well loved mother. In
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April of nineteen seventy eight, however, Paula's life was cut short by an
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unimaginable act. The nineteen seventy seven nineteen seventy eight winter had been unusually cold
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and precipitous in North Texas. A day of snowfall that season, on February
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seventeenth, in fact, still holds its place in the record books as the
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third largest snowfall in the Dallas sport Worth area to this day. By mid
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spring, however, things were getting back to normal and the temperature on any
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given day had leveled out to its seasonal norm. For serious leagues anyway,
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the bitterly cold and icy winter had done little to deter bowlers from competing at
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area lanes. Once out of the cold and into the bowling alley, there
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was a kind of impenetrable wall separating what was going on inside and out.
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Twenty four year old Paula Jean Davenport loved being behind that wall throwing strikes,
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but on the evening of Tuesday, April twenty fifth, nineteen seventy eight,
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she wasn't feeling quite up to it. Tired after a long, hard day's
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work and feeling far from one hundred percent, Paula was contemplating skipping out on
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the league, but shortly after arriving home from work, a mutual friend of
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hers and her ex husband, Ronald's, called, I think he was on
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the bowling league as well. Thank you bowled with him and he called her
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and said, yeah, we really need you. Come on, you know,
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come and She's like, no, I just don't feel good. I'm
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not going to make it to night. He said, come on, we
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really need you, and so she did end up saying Okay, I'll just
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come, but I'm coming right back home afterwards, because a lot of times
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I think they went out afterwards go to a bar or something, you know.
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But she said, but I'm coming home immediately after because I don't feel
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good, and he said, yeah, it's fine. So she ended up
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going because he was pretty persistent that she show up. Paula told her parents
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she was going to go ahead and go bowling. She planned on coming home
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immediately after, Paula added at about seven thirty pm, Paula headed to the
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Brunswick Bowler Land on Fort Worth's East Lancaster Avenue, about seven and a half
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miles from where she lived with her parents in Hurst, or about a twelve
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minute drive. She should have only been gone a couple hours at the most.
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Later that night, Paula Davenport's parents, Ethel and Everett became increasingly worried
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as each minute passed with no word from their daughter. They felt something wasn't
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right. If Paula had car trouble, she'd have called. She always did,
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and her father always took care of it. If she had gotten to
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feel better and decided to stay out longer with friends, Ethel later said she
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also would have called to let them know. It wasn't like her at all
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to not make contact if plans had changed, especially considering she had a one
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and a half year old baby boy at home. Still knowing that young adults
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and their habits aren't always consistent or predictable, and perhaps refusing to fear the
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worst, Ethel and Everett went to bed. Eddie, who'd gone to bed
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before his parents, remembers waking up in the middle of the night. I
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woke up that night and my room was across from hers, so I could
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always tell. She always left like a light on in her room until she
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came home, and then when she would get ready for bed that way which
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came in, there'd be a little light in her room. And I always
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tell when she was if she was home or not, just by looking.
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She came home during the night and went to bed, she would turn the
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light off. But I woke up around I don't know, three o'clock and
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I could see that her light was still on, and it just hit me
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like a ton of bricks right then that was something was wrong. She would
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normally be home by that time. I just, deep in my gut,
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I just felt something was wrong. Ethel woke up at five am the next
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morning, Wednesday, April twenty sixth. The first thing she did was check
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Paula's room and her daughter still wasn't there. That was it. Ethel knew
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something was terribly wrong. She woke up Everett when I got up the next
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morning. You know, my mom her both already up and worried and wanted
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to go to the police station or call the police and follow missing persons report
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or something, because they knew something was wrong. I knew something was wrong.
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It was just it wasn't something that she would do because you know,
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Shane was still there. She was way more responsible than just to stay out
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all night and I'll come home take care of a kid. The family headed
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to the Hurst Police department to file a missing person's report. Hurst police weren't
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less than convinced twenty four year old Paula hadn't simply stayed the night out partying
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or with a friend. They weren't listening to the people who knew Paula best,
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her parents, when they told police that if her daughter had decided to
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stay out, she'd have called. There was no doubt. Police took the
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report and noted Paula's description. By nine am that morning, Paula Davenport's coworkers
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began worrying when she hadn't shown up for work. Those in the league with
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her reported that she missed bowling the night before. After discovering she'd not made
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at home, a few of them headed up to Brunswick bowler Land, where
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they found Paula's silver Honda Civic in the parking lot. They called the Fort
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Worth Police Everett and ethel Pucket. Paula's parents had also been informed her Honda
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Civic was still parked outside the bowling alley. Everett and Paula's fifteen year old
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brother Eddie got to the bowler Land shortly after police arrived. Somehow we figure
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up that her car was at the bowling alley and I went with my dad
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out there and the police. I only got there the fourth police were there
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and they were talking to him, and my dad at that point hadn't even
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unlocked the car or anything because he had a set of keys to it and
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the cause. At that point we're still saying, yeah, there's no evidence
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of foul play or eating like that, so we got to wait and just
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see because the issue turns up. Though they knew something was terrible wrong,
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Paula's family desperately held out hope that she was still alive. After talking to
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police, Everett unlocked and leaned into his daughter's car. He steadied himself by
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placing his hand on the black fabric seat. The cops were actually pulling away
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and leaving, and my dad opened the car door up, and he was
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looking for something in the car. When he put his hand down in the
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front seat, there was a lot of blood in the seat, and when
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he raised his hand up, he had blood on his hand. And so
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as soon as he saw the blood, he turned around and called the cops
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back and said, hey, I think this is plenty of evidence of powerplay.
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And so at that point it turned into an investigation. They took it
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way more seriously at that point. Everett later told a reporter it was at
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the moment he saw the blood on his hand that he knew Paula was dead.
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His heart, he said burst. It was reported that police later found
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a small amount of blood on the concrete parking lot as well. Still,
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there were no clues as to Paula's whereabouts. Detectives Dan Smith and Cliff Newcomer
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of the Hurst Police immediately led the search efforts and their jurisdiction using the description
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of the twenty four year old mother. Taken from the initial missing persons report,
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Paula was five feet six inches tall, with long, dark brown hair
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and green eyes. The description red. Paula left her home headed for the
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Brunswick Bowler Land, wearing a long sleeved white blouse with blue jeans that had
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red, white and blue stripes on the back pockets. It was hard to
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know where to look in Hurst in nineteen seventy eight. The suburban neighborhoods were
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spread out, separated not only by a few shopping centers and the area's largest
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employer, Bell helicopter, but also by large grassy fields and dents. Would
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as police in fort Worth, meanwhile, could fan out from the Bowling Alley
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and search the woods and fields in the vicinity, the task was daunting.
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Search efforts likely consisted of little more than keeping an eye out for Paula.
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Of course, any overwhelming uncertainty law enforcement might have faced paled in comparison to
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the torture the Pucket family was experiencing almost exactly three days after Paula Pucket Davenport
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was last seen at about six forty pm on Friday, April twenty eighth,
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nineteen seventy eight. Forty eight year old James Betcher pulled into a heavily wooded
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area near Interstate Loop eight twenty and John T. White Road. The man
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had cut down a cedar tree in his yard and had come to dispose of
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it in the hidden, though not especially secluded woods. Since he ended up
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only around two hundred feet north of Interstate thirty, the area was often used
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as a place for folks without city trash service to dump things like trees and
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garbage used for that purpose enough at least for vehicles to have worn tire tracks
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through the tall grass in the open areas. After getting out of his truck,
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mister Betcher gasped and froze in shock. Not far from where his truck
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sat, in thick brush laid the body of a woman. He raced to
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a phone to call police. When Fort Worth homicide detectives arrived at the scene,
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they immediately took note of the conditions surrounding the woman's body. The body
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itself was partially decomposed, laying on its side, the woman's head facing down.
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Her arms were extended out and crossed, and one of her legs lay
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across the other. The woman's braw underwear and jeans had been removed, the
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bottoms draped across her legs near her feet. Her blouse was still on her
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body, but it had been torn and pulled over her head. On the
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woman's finger remained a ring and around her neck a necklace. Her underwear were
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nowhere to be found. Later, the woman was positively identified as Paula Pucket
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Davenport. Where her body was discovered was approximately four and a half miles from
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Brunswick Bowler Land, where Paula's vehicle was found the morning after she went missing.
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It was en route to and from her home and the Brunswick Bowler Land,
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for she was supposed to have met her league for a game. Terrant
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County medical examiner Felix Quotes performed the autopsy on Paula Davenport's body the night she
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was discovered. The decomposition was consistent with someone who had been deceased for at
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least two and a half days. Given the conditions in which the body was
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found, Quotes concluded that put the time of death somewhere around the night of
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Tuesday, April twenty fifth, nineteen seventy eight, or very early Wednesday,
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the twenty sixth. Those days saw moderate highs in the low to mid seventies.
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Both April twenty seventh and twenty eighth had seen temperatures climb into the low
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eighties, but the air was comfortably dry for the most part. All of
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these factors rendered a time of death estimation relatively sound, though of course far
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from an exact science even today. When he completed the examination, doctor Quotes
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determined that Paula's death was a homicide, the cause to gunshot wounds. The
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gunshot wound to paula abdomen on the left side was perhaps an injury which she
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could have recovered from the other. However, sustained on the left side of
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her chest, Quotes said killed her within seconds. The bullet recovered from her
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body was twenty two caliber. Quotes was unable to determine definitively if Paula Davenport
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had been raped, but remarked that by all indications, her killer either did
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sexually assault her or attempted to. In contrast to this determination, Fort Worth
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police detectives told the Dallas Morning News that Paula's killer had not attempted to rape
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her at all. Rather, the removal of clothing was an attempt to make
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it look as though the motive was sexual assault. On the inside of the
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ring that remained on the deceased young woman's finger was an inscription the woman's name.
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The identification of the body as twenty four year old Paula Jean Pucket Davenport
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was made and reported to family just after midnight. The next morning, Saturday,
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April twenty ninth, nineteen seventy eight, fort Worth police cordoned off the
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area around where Paula's body was discovered. Crime scene investigators made plaster casts of
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tracks left by steel belted radial tires, suspecting they were left by whoever murdered
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the young woman. The cops, too, made a particularly intelligent decision by
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utilizing thirty Police Academy recruits in their search for evidence, allowing them to cover
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far more ground. Paula's purse had yet to be found, and because her
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underwear was also missing from her body, police desperately wanted to find these items,
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not to mention the murder weapon. The cadets were ordered to keep their
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eyes to the ground, but after foot searches and aerial searches by helicopter,
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nothing incredibly substantial was found, No sure thing evidence or clue. One officer
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remarked about where Paula's body was found. Somebody could have driven up in a
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car and thrown her out. That's just what Detectives theorized that Paula was killed
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elsewhere and dumped in the heavy brush, which would keep her concealed just long
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enough. Her killer likely thought, just for extra insurance, he tried to
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make it look like sexual assault was the motive. While the investigation continued moving
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slowly as far as evidence collection and coming up with a motive was concerned.
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The funeral of Paula Jean Pucket Davenport was held at Lucas's Funeral Chapel in Hurst.
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She was buried at Bluebonnet Hills Cemetery in Colleyville on Monday, May one,
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nineteen seventy eight. Meanwhile, Fort Worth police detectives poured over reports that
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had come in from individuals believing they saw Paula's silver Honda Civic just before and
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as she pulled in to the Brunswick Bowler Land. None of the reports,
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whether considered valid or not, led to anything substantial. By Tuesday, May
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second, Police Chief A. J. Brown gathered three homicide investigators and two
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administrative sergeants and set up a squad solely responsible for working Paula's case and a
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couple other unsolved Fort Worth slangs. From here on out and until otherwise informed,
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detectives Claude Davis, Emmett Cole, and George Hudson were to concentrate on
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these crimes alongside sergeants David DAEs and Randy Eli. These were five of the
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department's most seasoned lawman cops who got results much more often than non. Chief
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aj Brown wasn't a well liked leader by his subordinates because he often utilized this
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type of method. He was a progressive chief who valued the latest in forensics
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and was a member of the Police Executive Research Forum, a quote national organization
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designed to encourage debate and experimentation in methods of law enforcement. Fort Worth police
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officers and detectives resented the fact that Chief Brown was shaking up the department,
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which eventually led to his departure in mid nineteen seventy nine. That's neither here
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nor there, perhaps, but it seems clear that detectives were loath to follow
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Brown's lead. Regardless. The newly formed crime squad, comprised of these experienced
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detectives was not a bad thing by any stretch, particularly the inclusion of highly
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regarded homicide detectives Claude Davis and Joy George Hudson. The squad began scrutinizing Paula
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Davenport's life, her habits, and the people who knew her. They were
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working both possible angles and making no assumptions. Homicide Captain Roy Tait told the
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four Worth Star Telegram they were not making any premature assertions on whether Paula's killer
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was either someone she knew or an opportunistic stranger a predator, and it wasn't
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long until detectives were completely convinced they had their guy. So I was convinced
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after that time that he was at least involved in exactly where she'd be taken.
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On the next episode of Gone Cold, Texas True Crime, we'll hear
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more from Paula's brother Eddie, discussed to whom the investigation into Paula's murder led
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and why an arrest was never made. If you have any information about the
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murder of Paula Jean Pucket Davenport, please contact the Fort Worth Police Cold Case
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Unit at eight one seven three ninety two four three zero seven. We'd like
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to extend a special thanks to Sarah and Eddie Pucket for their contributions to this
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