Paulette Lorraine (Barker) Clark was born in Napa on April 7, 1954. She attended school in both Napa and Yountville, graduating from Napa High School. Paulette was a member of the Napa Valley Christian Church.
Mrs. Clark was shot in the stomach with a shotgun on April 9, 1977, and allegedly told detectives that she had pulled the trigger. Her death was then ruled a suicide. However, her family's claims that Mrs. Clark did not attempt to take her own life convinced the coroner to rule that the mode of death was "undetermined." Capt. Joe Page, a chief deputy coroner, said that existing facts did not support a suicide. Both the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department declined to investigate the matter further.
Mrs. Clark was survived by her husband, Roger Clark; daughter Amy Susanne Barker; parents Doris and Robert Barker; grandmother Florence Caldwell; brother Bob Barker; sisters Susanne Fowler and Shannon Barker; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins, all of Napa.
Mrs. Clark was shot in the stomach with a shotgun on April 9, 1977, and allegedly told detectives that she had pulled the trigger. Her death was then ruled a suicide. However, her family's claims that Mrs. Clark did not attempt to take her own life convinced the coroner to rule that the mode of death was "undetermined." Capt. Joe Page, a chief deputy coroner, said that existing facts did not support a suicide. Both the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department declined to investigate the matter further.
Mrs. Clark was survived by her husband, Roger Clark; daughter Amy Susanne Barker; parents Doris and Robert Barker; grandmother Florence Caldwell; brother Bob Barker; sisters Susanne Fowler and Shannon Barker; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins, all of Napa.
Paulette Lorraine (Barker) Clark was born in Napa on April 7, 1954. She attended school in both Napa and Yountville, graduating from Napa High School. Paulette was a member of the Napa Valley Christian Church.
Mrs. Clark was shot in the stomach with a shotgun on April 9, 1977, and allegedly told detectives that she had pulled the trigger. Her death was then ruled a suicide. However, her family's claims that Mrs. Clark did not attempt to take her own life convinced the coroner to rule that the mode of death was "undetermined." Capt. Joe Page, a chief deputy coroner, said that existing facts did not support a suicide. Both the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department declined to investigate the matter further.
Mrs. Clark was survived by her husband, Roger Clark; daughter Amy Susanne Barker; parents Doris and Robert Barker; grandmother Florence Caldwell; brother Bob Barker; sisters Susanne Fowler and Shannon Barker; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins, all of Napa.
Mrs. Clark was shot in the stomach with a shotgun on April 9, 1977, and allegedly told detectives that she had pulled the trigger. Her death was then ruled a suicide. However, her family's claims that Mrs. Clark did not attempt to take her own life convinced the coroner to rule that the mode of death was "undetermined." Capt. Joe Page, a chief deputy coroner, said that existing facts did not support a suicide. Both the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department declined to investigate the matter further.
Mrs. Clark was survived by her husband, Roger Clark; daughter Amy Susanne Barker; parents Doris and Robert Barker; grandmother Florence Caldwell; brother Bob Barker; sisters Susanne Fowler and Shannon Barker; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins, all of Napa.
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