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Name:
Turner, Beverly Deanne
Date of Booking:
07/17/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Criminal Trespass – Unlawful Purpose
Criminal Damage to Property in the Second Degree
Terroristic Threats and Acts – Damage to Property
Aggravated Assault – Gun / Other Weapon
Officer’s Narrative:
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On the above date and time, I, Deputy Proffitt 966, took a report in the lobby of the Sheriffs Office in reference to a dispute that occurred on July 11th. [VICTIM #1] stated that his wife, [VICTIM #2], had cheated on him with her best friend’s, Beverly Turner, husband. At approximately 0426 hours on the 11th of July, 2025, Beverly was seen on ring door bell footage at [VICTIM #1] and [VICTIM #2]’s home, repeatedly ringing the door bell while holding her phone and peering in the windows of the front door saying ” tell that wh*re if she wants my husband, his sh*ts in the goddamn yard” gesturing to the front yard, and then walking away. [VICTIM #1] then goes outside once Beverly is gone and finds male clothes strewn about his front yard, which appear to be visible from the ring camera.
Later on that morning, at approximately 0642 hours, Beverly appears again and beats on the window of the front door and rings the door bell repeatedly while appearing to be on the phone, yelling obscenities. [VICTIM #1] asks her to stop and Beverly says she will not stop and that she is just getting started. [VICTIM #1] then shuts the door again and Beverly then again proceeds to ring the door bell repeatedly. [VICTIM #2] then comes to the door and Beverly tells [VICTIM #2] to come outside and talk to her like a woman. [VICTIM #2] refuses this. Beverly then tells [VICTIM #2] that she has messaged [VICTIM #2]’s mother and brothers and that she is just getting started again. Beverly begins yelling at [VICTIM #2] again and then proceeds to kick the front door and enter the home forcibly. [VICTIM #1] stated while Beverly was there in the early morning, she damaged his mail box but as I was not on scene and could not speak with all parties involved this can not be determined.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
12/3/25
BEVERLY DEANNE TURNER INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
What this means: A Paulding County grand jury formally indicted Beverly Deanne Turner on three felony charges in case 25-CR-000621-P4. The indictment includes Count 1: Aggravated Assault (allegedly striking Bradley Austin Turner with a silver baseball bat in both legs multiple times on 7/11/25), Count 2: Terroristic Threats (allegedly threatening Bradley Austin Turner while suggesting his death to terrorize him), and Count 3: Criminal Damage to Property in the Second Degree (allegedly intentionally damaging Bradley Austin Turner’s white GMC Sierra truck with a silver baseball bat, causing damage exceeding $500). The indictment was delivered by Grand Jury Foreperson Matthew Owen Jones and signed by District Attorney Robert S. Lane.
12/17/25
BEVERLY DEANNE TURNER FILES MOTION TO INVOKE STANDING ORDER AND WAIVES ARRAIGNMENT
What this means: Beverly Deanne Turner, through her attorney Keenan Parsons, filed a motion in Paulding County Superior Court invoking the court’s standing order from 6/13/24, and waiving her right to appear at formal arraignment. Turner also entered a plea of not guilty to all charges and demanded a jury trial. This allows the case to move forward without requiring Turner to appear in person for the arraignment hearing.
12/19/25
STATE FILES DISCOVERY DEMANDS AND DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATE
What this means: The Paulding County District Attorney’s Office filed several discovery-related documents, including a discovery disclosure certificate, a demand for discovery from the defense, and a demand for written notice if Turner plans to use an alibi defense. These are standard pre-trial filings where prosecutors and defense attorneys exchange evidence and information they plan to use at trial.
1/24/26
CASE OFFICIALLY PROCESSED FOLLOWING INDICTMENT
What this means: The court system officially processed Beverly Deanne Turner’s case following her 12/3/25 indictment. The case moved from the initial warrant stage to the formal indictment phase in Paulding County Superior Court. Turner had been released on bond on 7/22/25, after her initial arrest on 7/17/25.
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