John Paulier

### Spouse

Aaron Leroy Mathers(m. 1999 div. 2006)Patricia Mathers-Adamson(m. 2007, div. 2020)

## Criminal Information

### Crime(s)

Nathan Longmile Presidential Rally Bombing

### Charge(s)

27 Counts First Degree Murder, Attempted Murder On A Government Official

### Know For

Nathan Longmile Presidential Rally Bombing

### Outcome

Death Penalty Sentence was Reversed, Paulier Officially Sentenced To Life In Prison, Without Parole

## Legal Information

### Judge(s)

Mark Nathan, Richard Banks(Pre-Vice Presidency)/(Appeal Hearing), Gerald Hawthrodd

## Education/Schooling

### Diploma(s)

Dropped Out Of College

John D. Paulier is a Jesstopian Convicted Felon. He is well known as the Nathan Longmile Presidential Campaign Bomber. He was also convicted on October 28, 2020 for 27 Counts of First Degree Murder.

## 2020 Bombing

On October 19, 2020, Paulier solely placed bombs discreetly around the Rally in North Point, New Shire. He ultimately killed 27 people, and attempted to murder Nathan Longmile. Apparently he hid the bombs in several locations prior to the rally. He initially was stopped, but released on grounds of Harassment.

After the bombing, Longmile and Diester put their differences aside to come together for the families of those killed in the bombings.

## Outcome Of Bombings

Do to the security risk of a possible second attack, security has been mandatory at all Presidential Campaigns and Presidential Rallies. In conjunction with a law passed by New Shire, and issued to the Supreme Court to be mandatory of all States. It was passed and approved as Constitutional and an important decision to make sure the Presidency is protected for all whom wish to win the position.

On October 28, 2020 Paulier, was found guilty of 27 counts of First Degree Murder, and one count of attempted murder of a Government Official.

## Sentence

On October 28, Judge Mark Nathan, sentenced Paulier to death after he stated the following.

> "You are a sick, sick killer. I want the record to show, that I consider you a terrorist. You will and should be sentenced to death."
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He also claimed that:

> "that any actions that harms, threatens or eliminates the lives of others, and government officials, should be seen as a terrorist. We intend to prosecute you to death."
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Mark Nathan

## Death Penalty Appeal Process

### First Sentence Appeal Hearing

On December 2, 2020, former Supreme Court Judge and current Vice President Richard Banks was in the process of hearing his appeal. Following several days of hearings, trials and witnesses, Banks denied his request to appeal his death sentence, on grounds of the Severity of injuries and deaths caused by Mr. Paulier's actions.

### Second Death Penalty Appeal Hearing

Paulier's Second Death Penalty Appeal Hearing was scheduled for February 4, 2021 to be heard by Supreme Court Justice Gerald Hawthrodd. On February 4, 2021, Gerald Hawthrodd delayed the proceedings for Paulier's death penalty hearing to march 25, 2021 following a severe spike in COVID-19 Cases as well as Construction on the Government Complex.

### Sentencing Hearing

Paulier's sentencing hearing took place on April 30, 2021. During the hearing, Paulier's death sentence was changed to Life In Prison without Parole. Justice Gerald Hawthrodd determined that his appeal was sufficient enough to void the previous sentence, but switch his sentence to Life in Prison without parole.