Father Who Was Seen On Tv Killing The Man Who Snatched And Abused His Son Responded Chillingly When Asked About The Murder Years Later

Years after ki* his son’s alleged abductor, Gary Plauché stood by his actions.In the 1980s, Jody Plauché was harmed by his karate instructor, Jeffrey Doucet, who later took him without permission. Police rescued Jody after he was allowed to call his,

mother.Doucet was arrested and extradited to Louisiana but was sh** by Gary upon arrival at Baton Rouge Airport. The moment was caught on live TV, and Doucet later di*d.Gary took a plea deal, avoiding jail. Jody, now an activist, raises awareness about child exploitation, inspired by a survivor who spoke out after hearing his story.a

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