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Was D. R. Roach Convicted And Sentenced? What Did Wynonna Judd’s Ex-Husband D. R. Roach Do?

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Donald Michael Roach was found guilty of sex abuse of a child was sentenced to 25 years without parole in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

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The husband of country singer Wynonna Judd was arrested March 22, 2007, in Texas and charged with three counts of aggravated sexual battery on a child under the age of 13.

In a post on her Web site, Judd said she filed for divorce from her estranged husband, D.R. Roach, citing irreconcilable differences, and named the charges against him.

Wynonna Judd/ Image Credits: Instagram

A spokesperson from the Taylor County Jail in Texas said that a warrant was issued in Tennessee for Daniel Roach and that he’s being held on $750,000 bond.

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The message on Judd’s Web site said that Roach had been seeking treatment for drug and alcohol addiction at the Shades of Hope Treatment Center in Buffalo Gap, Texas, since Feb. 21, 2007.

The National Enquirer reports that Roach was arrested at the rehab center, the same facility where Judd battled a food addiction.

Roach was Judd’s longtime bodyguard before he married the singer in 2003. Judd was previously married to Arch Kelley, they divorced in 1999 and have two children, Elijah, 12, and Grace, 10.


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2 responses to “Was D. R. Roach Convicted And Sentenced? What Did Wynonna Judd’s Ex-Husband D. R. Roach Do?”

  1. Carmen avatar
    Carmen

    Wynonna is a poor example as a mother ,like her own, her daughter Grace told her that her stepfather was sexualy abusing her,a child, she choose not to believe and basically threw her out.
    Only after the 3 convictions she divorced him.
    But Grace the child grew to self destruction with drugs.
    All her mothers doing.

  2. Max Jackson avatar
    Max Jackson

    This is an example of the justice system actually working to a good extent, this scumbag ruined a child’s life in the most horrible manner.

    He should never see daylight again. I would have no objection had circumstances allowed for the death penalty. Taxpayers shouldn’t have to pay for his upkeep, he’s not worthy of living. But at least he’ll never touch another child again.

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