One neighbor says DePape made it clear he didn't want to engage socially with people.
Previous neighbors share their interactions with David DePape, the man accused of breaking into Nancy Pelosi's home and assaulting her husband Paul.Residents in a Richmond neighborhood remember their interactions with David DePape, the man accused of breaking into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's home and assaulting her husband.
"He was very quiet and evasive," said Nancy Freeman, who has lived in the same neighborhood for 50 years. "I had no reason to think he would act different except for one conversation. Just like what one of the people in the paper said, he began to act different."Paul Pelosi attack: Security cameras at SF home not monitored at time of break-in, police confirm
Freeman says he would often do handyman jobs for other neighbors. He worked occasionally with Jin Molnar who said DePape wanted to keep to himself. "He kind of made it clear that he didn't want to engage socially with people," Molnar said. "He would respond to a question or to an inquiry, but he wouldn't elaborate on it."
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