12 Facts About Paul Durousseau

In November 1992, Paul Durousseau enlisted in the United States Army and was stationed in Germany, where he met a woman named Natoca.

In 1996 the couple were transferred to Fort Benning, Georgia, where, on March 13,1997, Paul Durousseau was arrested for kidnapping and raping a young woman.

Paul Durousseau was court-martialed in January 1999, found guilty and dishonorably discharged from the Army.

Paul Durousseau struggled to keep jobs to make ends meet, and the couple would often argue over their financial situation.

In 1999, the police advised Natoca on how to file for a restraining order after Paul Durousseau allegedly slapped her in the face and grabbed her by the neck.

In September and October 2001, Paul Durousseau spent 48 days in jail for domestic battery.

Paul Durousseau had been missing for 48 hours and was last seen leaving a party.

Paul Durousseau was not a suspect in the murder, but DNA would later tie him to the crime.

Paul Durousseau later confessed to Habersham's killing after his arrest.

Paul Durousseau spent 30 days in the Montgomery Correctional Center and received two years' probation.

Paul Durousseau was killed on Durousseau's first day of driving a cab for Gator City Taxi.

Paul Durousseau was arrested and charged with five counts of murder on June 17,2003.