According to E!, Paula Goodspeed, the woman who killed herself near Paula Abdul's home, apparently wasn't a stalker.
The family of Paula Goodspeed is coming to her defense following her apparent suicide outside Paula Abdul's home earlier this week.
"She was not a stalker," Charles McIntyre, Goodspeed's only brother, told E! News Thursday.
McIntyre, who lives with his family in Oakland, Maine, said his sister moved to California five years ago with only one dream: to be a star. "She went down there to have a career, and when she went down in front of those American Idol judges, it was over," said McIntyre. "She was just like anyone else, trying to make it big as an actor or singer."
"She was not a stalker," Charles McIntyre, Goodspeed's only brother, told E! News Thursday.
McIntyre, who lives with his family in Oakland, Maine, said his sister moved to California five years ago with only one dream: to be a star. "She went down there to have a career, and when she went down in front of those American Idol judges, it was over," said McIntyre. "She was just like anyone else, trying to make it big as an actor or singer."
You know what you do when you don't make it as a rich and famous singer? You get a real f'n job like the rest of the world. And as far as her not being a stalker, I totally believe her brother. Normal people kill themselves in front of their favorite celebrity's house all the time. If you drive past Johnny Depp's house, you'll see dead chicks all over the lawn. It's cool, some of them are even naked.
