A Montana man who bombarded the house of his neighbor 'fire bomb', while highly meth was ordered 110 years in prison in prison for attempted murder.
Paul Ailport, 65, drove his flaming Pick truck – rigged with a steel bar of 300 pounds and a 228 -shot 'Triple Cannon' Firework – in his neighbor's house just after 9:15 am on November 10, 2023.
According to Buren, he woke up directly on a drug -powered bender for three days.
The crash set the house on fire and the beam catapulted in the bathroom of the Pablo building – hardly missed the head of Anna Schiele, who at the time was 19 years old, who got into the shower when the chaos broke out.
Anna's boyfriend and her parents Ron and Annette Schiele came into action and pulled her out of the room when she was overwhelmed by the fire.
After everyone brought out for safety, Ron Ailport – who was bloody and battered – tore out of the charred improvised bomb, holding his two prosthetic legs in the vehicle.
'That day that I pulled him out of the burning vehicle, he wanted us to shoot him. He did not intend to live through it, “Ron told DailyMail.com.
Judicial data also appears that Ailport 'stated that they should have let him die in the fire,', the Cowboy State Daily reported.
Paul Ailport, 65, has been sentenced to 110 years in prison for attempted murder
Ailport rode his flaming pick -Up truck – rigged with a 300 pound of steel beam and a 228 -shot 'Triple Cannon' Firework – in his neighbor's house just after 9.15 am on November 10, 2023
The incident was a deliberate attempt to harm the family, witness reports and the judicial evidence suggests.
Dramatic video recorded the horrible scene – the fiery Ailport vehicle that runs over the Schiele lawn before the almost fatal crash.
A recording after the collision shows firefighters who close the truck while fire shoots straight up and black smoke fills the air.
In December 2024, Ailport concluded an Alford plea, which means that he maintains his innocence, but has the same consequences as if he pleaded guilty.
The fire starter finally received his sentence by a constitutional judge on February 13. He received 100 years in the prison of Montana for attempted murder and an extra 10 years for 'arms improvement'.
“We think that the judge's ruling was honest and just, and we are happy that we have seen justice,” Ron told DailyMail.com.
'I hoped that the day would go into court as it did, so he would not take the easy way out and he had to pay for what he did to us.
'Have your home trees – well, it was a long year. The day it happened, it was of course traumatic, but the reconstruction of the following year is probably just as bad. And we are happy that it is finally over. '
The crash set fire to the house and the beam catapulted in the bathroom of the Pablo building
Fortunately, none of the people in the house were injured by the flaming collision
Ron and other residents of the area told the Cowboy State Daily that Ailport had tormented the neighborhood for at least a year and a half before teaming Ron's house in the house.
Ailport was already confronted with charges, including criminal threat and possession of dangerous drugs because they are reportedly firing a gun to the ownership of a neighbor with High, reported the Lake County leader.
He once asked a neighbor in which Bedroom Ron slept because he was planning to pack his truck with gas and propane to “blow up and kill them”, according to judicial documents obtained by the Cowboy State Daily.
Ron had even submitted a street ban against his alienated neighbor, but it did nothing to de-escalate their feud.
“Many sleepless nights,” he told the outlet. 'Every small sound. Is that him? Does he come here now? At two o'clock in the morning.
Neighbors saw a pattern of the psychotic behavior of Ailport – including firing gunshots, driving over the lawns of other people and making violent threats – and blaming his meth consumption.
Despite the reporting of various strange incidents to the police, Ron said that the authorities only took the right action until it was too late.
“It's just bad to blow that they couldn't do anything before they actually wait until the incident happens, hoping that everyone will live through it, and then they will do something about it,” he told the Cowboy State Daily.
A recording after the Collision shows firefighters who close the truck while fire shoots straight up and black smoke fills the air
Ailport's wife Delfina has spoken about her husband's complicated actions and claims that he is fighting against serious mental disorders.
“That was really frightening what Paul did them. But it just shows how mental disorders are thrown back into the rear corner as usual. That is what is really sad. He is sick, “Delfina told Cowboy State every day.
“Paul was one of the victims who fell due to the cracks of the system, you know about mental disorders.”
But Ailport was apparently obsessed with fire and violence from a young age, a poem that he wrote as a child revealed.
In 1973 the Missoulian -Krant published a poem entitled The Fire written by Ailport in the eighth grade.
According to the Cowboy State Daily, the blood -curdling poem reads: 'I had a small rocket that I set on fire one day.
“It drove around and landed in some hay. It set the hay on fire and I fell back in a haze.
'The fire conquered me, but nobody heard my plea. I died that night – very unfortunately. '
