Fear Thy Neighbor

Barney Fuller Nathan and Annette Copeland In season six of  Fear Thy Neighbor, House of Shards the story of neighbors  Nathan and Annette Copeland and Barney Fuller is shown in the state of Texas. The show is described as a childish joke between neighbor kids turns into an all-out war when the adults get involved, and, for some, the laughter will end forever.  The appellant, Barney Ronald Fuller, Jr., was fond of firing weapons on his property in rural Houston County, despite repeated complaints from his neighbors.   Perhaps the most vocal of his neighbors, Nathan and Annette Copeland, had a dispute with the appellant regarding his alleged shooting of the Copeland's electric transformer.   The dispute escalated with the appellant ultimately being charged with making terroristic threats against Annette after he told her over the telephone, “Happy New Year, I'm going to kill you.” On May 13, 2003, the appellant received a letter from the court regardin...

In season five of Fear Thy Neighbor, Mistress of Death  shows the story of   Christie Jackson, Vinson Thomas Ward Cowan, and Linda Sue Cowan and their conflict in Burnet, Texas. The show is described as two women have lived next door to each other since childhood; then, one of the women's ex-husband begins seeing the other, leading to a conflict; when property disputes are mixed in, the result is a shocking act violence that engulfs them all.    Christie Jackson was shot by her neighbors, a mother and son. but survived the attack. Vinson plead guilty to shooting and was sentenced to ten years He has since been released. His mother, Linda Sue was convicted by jury and sentenced to fifteen years in prison. She could have received up to twenty years. It's just messy to date a neighbor's ex, even if you are not friends. Best to avoid that as much as possible. You can write to Linda Sue at: Linda Sue Cowan 1842047 Christina Melton Crain Unit  ...

In season four of Fear Thy Neighbor, Neighbors on a Dead End, neighbors, Kelly Danaher and Raul Rodriguez are shown in the state of Texas. The show is described as a disabled fireman polices his neighbors and punishes violations ranging from loud music to off-leash dogs; things boil over at a birthday party where shots are fired and blood runs in the street.    According to the state of Texas, in the early morning of May 2, 2010, Harris County police responded to reports of a weapons disturbance in a rural neighborhood. Upon arriving at the scene, they discovered that Kelly Danaher had been shot. Two men were struggling to hold down Rodriguez, who had fired the shots. Everyone other than Rodriguez had been at a party inside. Danaher, the host of the party, died at the scene. Rodriguez contended that he fired his gun in self-defense. After a seven-day trial, the jury rejected that defense. You can write to Raul at:  Raul Rodriguez 2037848  ...

In season four of  Fear Thy Neighbor, Pack Mentality the conflict between neighbors  Joseph Jackson and James Cole   The show is described as a single mother gets along with her handyman neighbor, until she gets a new man in her life and her neighbor adopts more than 50 dogs; accusations become threats, threats become attacks and, eventually, the conflict reaches a bloody conclusion    Appellant shot his neighbor, James Cole, during an argument outside Cole's house.  The shooting occurred after a lengthy dispute regarding appellant's accumulation of dogs.  Appellant began breeding dogs at his house in 2006.  Over the years, the number of dogs grew to approximately fifty, which the surrounding neighbors viewed as a considerable nuisance.  Cole repeatedly told appellant to get rid of the dogs and called police and city health inspectors on multiple occasions.  Appellant, in turn, made various threats to Cole and his family. Their conflict reache...