Dog the Bounty Hunter calls cops as ‘super creepy’ faith healer turns up on his doorstep claiming he can cure wife Beth’s terminal cancer
DOG the Bounty Hunter called the cops on a "super creepy" faith healer who turned up on his doorstep claiming he could cure his wife Beth’s terminal cancer.
Reality TV star Duane Chapman was hounded at the home he shares with beloved wife Beth Chapman, 51, who has been living with the illness since 2017.
reports that a man claiming to be a healer showed up at their home unannounced on December 23 - just days after Beth found out that her incurable throat cancer had spread to her lungs.
According to a sheriff's report obtained by the site, "a man aged around 35 got out a vehicle and told Dog's daughter he was here to help her mother, and that he was sent from God."
The man, who carried three suitcases, was sent away by Dog before cops arrived.
A source told the site: "He told Dog he'd been sent as a prophet from God and he could heal Beth - but he was super creepy."
Duane, 66, rose to fame due to his TV show Dog the Bounty Hunter which started in 2004 and ran until 2012.
The TV sensation and convicted killer had three wives before meeting Alice Elizabeth "Beth" Barmore in 1986.
Together they created a special programme for A&E Network called Dog and Beth: Fight of Their Lives in late 2017 that included 13-hour surgery Beth underwent to remove the life-threatening blockage.
Last month Chapman told fans Beth was "not doing good" but that he was determined to “keep everything positive”.
Speaking with , the bounty hunter said that Beth is battling “every step of the way” to better health, despite her cancer being described as “incurable”.
He said: “I cry all the time. I think I’m in a bad dream and I need to wake up. People keep saying to me, ‘Dog, are you OK?’
"But I’m not the one who’s sick."
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After medics revealed the extent of her illness Beth left her hospital in Colorado against doctors' advice so she could spend time at home with her husband and two children.
"They told us they didn’t want her to leave the hospital, but she was adamant, she just wanted to be home,” Dog told fans.
Beth was able to enjoy some of Christmas, and was seen sharing a picture of herself at the theatre and enjoying dinner with her children.
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