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Interrogation - Deputy Shoots Girlfriend During Gun Training Session

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“Me and my girlfriend was cleaning my gun... and I shot her.”

1. True Crime Podcast 2026 covers a police interrogation and 911 call tied to a gun-training incident that left Paulina Wright shot in the head. 2. A dispatcher, a female caller, and a deputy identified as Dale Boilu Jr. matter because they carry the emergency call, the medical questions, and the interview itself. 3. The episode is built around how a home gun-cleaning session after dinner turned into a fatal shooting inquiry. 4. The 911 audio opens with the caller giving 327 South East 32nd Ave. and asking for an ambulance right away. 5. The dispatcher asks whether Paulina is breathing and awake, and the caller says she can still feel a pulse. 6. The deputy says he and Paulina had been at Los Magallones for dinner and got home around 8:00 to 8:30. 7. He describes opening Amazon packages that contained cleaning supplies, swabs, and AR tools before they started handling the guns. 8. He identifies the rifle as a Daniel Defense and says it had a red dot on it. 9. He says Paulina was curious about firearms and wanted him to teach her how to use them. 10. The deputy says they were sitting across from each other at the table and passing parts back and forth while cleaning. 11. He says he dry fired the rifle three or four times and later says he did not charge it. 12. He explains that he normally keeps a magazine with the rifle but not one in the chamber. 13. He says Paulina picked up a 9mm that was sitting in a holster on the table. 14. He says he unloaded the 9mm for her because she was waving it around. 15. He says the second dry fire is when the rifle went off and that the magazine had been in the gun. 16. The detective keeps returning to small mechanical details like the red dot, the chamber, and whether the guns were pointed toward each other. 17. The tone is procedural and tense, with the 911 call giving way to a careful, repetitive interview. 18. The format alternates between emergency audio and direct questioning, with the deputy correcting himself as the timeline is rebuilt. 19. People who follow 911 calls and firearm-related interrogations would likely listen. 20. People wanting a light or fast-moving episode may skip it.

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