Thirty-eight-year-old, Paul Kingsman grew up as an only child in a single-parent home on the north side of Boston. His father, a firefighter with the Boston Fire Department, had developed brain cancer and died when Paul was only seven years old.
His mother, Emma Kingsman, worked hard to provide for her son. She worked long hours as a surgical nurse, she fought to balance the competing needs of her employment and being home for her son.
Even though he had a knack for getting into trouble, Paul excelled in school. During his high school years, he’d been arrested twice for minor juvenile offenses. Still, he managed to earn an academic scholarship to the University of Washington. While there, he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies in Quantum Mechanics. A few years later, he fini
