Talk:Albert Paul/@comment-74.78.57.139-20200908022053

I am related to him. He comes from a large, poor family that was broken up by the State many many years ago. No other family member ever had run-ins with society/the law like he did. In fact, his brother Norman was a long-time Sanford police officer, and finished his career as a Deputy Chief of Police. One nephew became a Chief of Police in the same agency, and another nephew was a canine officer and corporal, same agency. A third nephew served more than 40 years in a different department, and also became a Chief of Police.

I have never felt sorry for him, rather, I reserve my pity for his many victims, particularly the poor lady he had a hand in killing. His contention that he 'took the fall' for a friend is unproveable and likely not true. He only voiced this version after the other 'gentleman' died. It reminds me of the old saw "How many people in prison are innocent?  All of them!"(Just ask them).

Good riddance...