The founder of Anger Room, Donna Alexander, murdered by an ex

Donna Alexander, the woman who founded Anger Room, a facility that allows people to break things to relieve stress in Dallas, Texas, died after being violently assaulted.

On September 21, Alexander, who has spent a good part of his life defending family violence, was reportedly beaten by his ex-boyfriend Nathaniel Mitchell, according to Fox 4.

Alexander was assaulted at his home in Grand Prairie and was transported to Baylor University Medical Center with severe head injuries, according to Grand Prairie police, according to police. Dallas News.

On September 24, Alexander succumbed to his injuries after being removed from the survival system. She was 34 years old.

Nathaniel Mitchell

Grand Prairie Police

Mitchell, who was accompanying Alexander to the hospital, was arrested and initially charged with aggravated assault, reported the Associated Press. However, after the death of Alexander, he was charged with murder and is currently in prison without bail. It is unclear for the moment whether he has entered a plea or if a lawyer has been hired.

Alexander is survived by his son and daughter. She created Anger Room in 2008 with the hope of "providing an alternative to consulting a" Chief Medical Officer "or speaking out when you have a bad day."

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"Anger room facilities are a place where you can leave your hair in place, prepare and destroy simulated real-life rooms that simulate a workplace, a living room or a kitchen, with glass, mannequins, televisions, tables and many more. breakable items, "explains the site.

"It may seem crazy at first, but we assure you that once you have tried this method of stress relief, nothing else will be comparable!"

Before his death, Alexander had planned to extend Anger Room in Richardson, Texas, and Oak Grove, Kentucky.

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She was well known in the Dallas area and was even featured in the September 19 episode Real Dallas housewives LeeAnne Locken, a member of the team, invited the ladies in her facility to release tension.

Andra Simmons, a housewife in the Bravo series, told of her passing at Fox 4 that Alexander was "such a good soul and kind person."

"You remember people like that in your life. When I heard what had happened to her, I did not know at all, and that's pretty often the story, "said D'Andra, married to her husband Jeremy Lock since 2014, to the media.

She even added that she too had suffered domestic violence and that she hoped that Alexander's life would raise awareness of the issue.

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Simmons said 10 years ago, his ex-boyfriend "m" wrenched a lot of hair, he broke my fingers, he broke my skull, I "ve had internal bleeding. "

"Get the guidance and encouragement needed to leave because I promise you that I was there. I would have liked to have talked to someone a long time before me. If I had, I would have been much sooner. Fortunately, I did not lose my life, but Donna did it and did not let her death be for nothing, "Simmons told Fox 4.

A vigil is scheduled for Alexander Monday at Cole Park in Dallas.