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Ronald Joseph Dominique, also known as The Bayou Strangler, he was an American serial killer and rapist who murdered at least 23 men and boys in the state of Louisiana between 1997 and 2006. Dominique's victims tended to be teenagers and men aged between 16 and 46, but not all of them were homosexual. Most of the victims were African-American. He often met them during walks or drives in his pickup truck, as well as in gay bars, luring them with offers of alcohol, drugs, housing, or group sex with his supposed girlfriend. After successfully convincing potential victims, Dominique would lure them to his trailer where he would overpower them, bind them, and subsequently rape them. According to the investigators, Dominique then strangled them, loaded their bodies into the back of his truck, and dumped them in remote rural areas in one of six nearby parishes.

Victim 1: David Mitchell age: 19 Found: July 1997 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 2: Gary Pierre age: 20 Found: December 1997 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 3: Larry Ranson age: 38 Found: July 31, 1998 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 4: Oliver LeBanks age: 27 Found: October 1998 in Metairie, Jefferson Parish
Victim 5: Joseph Brown age: 16 Found: October 1998 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 6: Bruce Williams age: 18 Found: November 1998 in Jefferson Parish
Victim 7: Manuel Reed age: 21 Found: May 1999 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 8: Angel Mejia age: 34 Found: June 1999 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 9: Mitchell Johnson age: 34 Found: August 1999 in Metairie, Jefferson Parish
Victim 10: Michael Vincent age: 23 Found: January 2000 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 11: Kenneth Randolph, Jr. age: 20 Found: October 2002 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 12: Anoka Jones age: 26 Found: October 12, 2002 in Houma, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 13: Datrell Woods age: 19 Found: May 24, 2003 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 14: Larry Matthews age: 46 Found: October 2004 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 15: Michael Barnett age: 21 Found: October 24, 2004 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 16: Leon Lirette age: 22 Found: February 2005 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 17: August Watkins age: 31 Found: April 2005 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 18: Kurt Cunningham age: 23 Found: April 2005 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 19: Alonzo Hogan age: 28 Found: July 2005 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 20: Wayne Smith age: 17 Found: August 2005 in Terrebonne Parish
Victim 21: Chris Deville age: 40 Found: September 2005 in Assumption Parish
Victim 22: Nicholas Pellegrin age: 21 Found: November 2005 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 23: Christopher Sutterfield age: 27 Found: October 2006 in Iberville Parish

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Ronald Joseph Dominique, also known as The Bayou Strangler, he was an American serial killer and rapist who murdered at least 23 men and boys in the state of Louisiana between 1997 and 2006. Dominique's victims tended to be teenagers and men aged between 16 and 46, but not all of them were homosexual. Most of the victims were African-American. He often met them during walks or drives in his pickup truck, as well as in gay bars, luring them with offers of alcohol, drugs, housing, or group sex with his supposed girlfriend. After successfully convincing potential victims, Dominique would lure them to his trailer where he would overpower them, bind them, and subsequently rape them. According to the investigators, Dominique then strangled them, loaded their bodies into the back of his truck, and dumped them in remote rural areas in one of six nearby parishes.

Victim 1: David Mitchell age: 19 Found: July 1997 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 2: Gary Pierre age: 20 Found: December 1997 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 3: Larry Ranson age: 38 Found: July 31, 1998 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 4: Oliver LeBanks age: 27 Found: October 1998 in Metairie, Jefferson Parish
Victim 5: Joseph Brown age: 16 Found: October 1998 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 6: Bruce Williams age: 18 Found: November 1998 in Jefferson Parish
Victim 7: Manuel Reed age: 21 Found: May 1999 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 8: Angel Mejia age: 34 Found: June 1999 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 9: Mitchell Johnson age: 34 Found: August 1999 in Metairie, Jefferson Parish
Victim 10: Michael Vincent age: 23 Found: January 2000 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 11: Kenneth Randolph, Jr. age: 20 Found: October 2002 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 12: Anoka Jones age: 26 Found: October 12, 2002 in Houma, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 13: Datrell Woods age: 19 Found: May 24, 2003 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 14: Larry Matthews age: 46 Found: October 2004 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 15: Michael Barnett age: 21 Found: October 24, 2004 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 16: Leon Lirette age: 22 Found: February 2005 in Bayou Blue, Terrebonne Parish
Victim 17: August Watkins age: 31 Found: April 2005 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 18: Kurt Cunningham age: 23 Found: April 2005 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 19: Alonzo Hogan age: 28 Found: July 2005 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 20: Wayne Smith age: 17 Found: August 2005 in Terrebonne Parish
Victim 21: Chris Deville age: 40 Found: September 2005 in Assumption Parish
Victim 22: Nicholas Pellegrin age: 21 Found: November 2005 in Lafourche Parish

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Ronald Joseph Dominique, also known as The Bayou Strangler, he was an American serial killer and rapist who murdered at least 23 men and boys in the state of Louisiana between 1997 and 2006. Dominique's victims tended to be teenagers and men aged between 16 and 46, but not all of them were homosexual. Most of the victims were African-American. He often met them during walks or drives in his pickup truck, as well as in gay bars, luring them with offers of alcohol, drugs, housing, or group sex with his supposed girlfriend. After successfully convincing potential victims, Dominique would lure them to his trailer where he would overpower them, bind them, and subsequently rape them. According to the investigators, Dominique then strangled them, loaded their bodies into the back of his truck, and dumped them in remote rural areas in one of six nearby parishes.

Victim 1: David Mitchell age: 19 Found: July 1997 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 2: Gary Pierre age: 20 Found: December 1997 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 3: Larry Ranson age: 38 Found: July 31, 1998 in St. Charles Parish
Victim 4: Oliver LeBanks age: 27 Found: October 1998 in Metairie, Jefferson Parish
Victim 5: Joseph Brown age: 16 Found: October 1998 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 6: Bruce Williams age: 18 Found: November 1998 in Jefferson Parish
Victim 7: Manuel Reed age: 21 Found: May 1999 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 8: Angel Mejia age: 34 Found: June 1999 in Kenner, Jefferson Parish
Victim 9: Mitchell Johnson age: 34 Found: August 1999 in Metairie, Jefferson Parish
Victim 10: Michael Vincent age: 23 Found: January 2000 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 11: Kenneth Randolph, Jr. age: 20 Found: October 2002 in Lafourche Parish
Victim 12: Anoka Jones age: 26 Found: October 12, 2002 in Houma, Terrebonne Parish

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en.wikipedia.org
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oxygen.com
allthatsinteresting.com
Suspected serial killer arrested in Houma (houmatoday.com)


Several documentaries available on Ronald Joseph Dominique’s case. Here are some of them:

1. Serial Killer Ronald Dominique aka The Bayou Serial Killer - Serial Ki

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The haunted history of the LaLaurie Mansion is one of the best known stories of haunted tours in the City of New Orleans, Louisiana. It tells a story of the brutal excess use of slavery in a horrific and horrible state for several generations. This story has backdated to up to 150 years and is considered the most haunted location in the French Quarter.

Marie Delphine Macarty or MacCarthy (March 19, 1787 – December 7, 1849), more commonly known as Madame Blanque or, after her third marriage, as Madame LaLaurie, was a New Orleans socialite and serial killer who was believed to have tortured and murdered slaves in her household.

Sources:

• Morrow Long, Carolyn (2012). Madame Lalaurie Mistress of the Haunted House. Gainesville, FL: University Press of Florida. ISBN 978-0813038063.
• Paris Archives online; scroll over to page 26, retrieved October 31, 2015.
• "A torture chamber is uncovered by arson - Apr 10, 1834", HISTORY.com; Retrieved on January 23, 2017.
• "Marie Jeanne Anne L'Erable b. 11 May 1747 New Orleans, Louisiana d. 26 Feb 1807 New Orleans, Louisiana: Stewart - de Jaham Family Genealogy". www.raymondjohnson.net.
• Orleans Parish Court, Index to Slave Emancipation Petitions, 1814–1843, City Archives and Special Collections, New Orleans Public Library.
• ^ "Google Translate". translate.google.com. Retrieved December 23, 2017.
• Big Time Listings (April 24, 2007).
• ^ CNN Money (November 16, 2009).
• ^ "Who Owns the Lalaurie Mansion?". The Haunted Places. August 28, 2021.

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Clinton Devon Nelson was last seen at approximately 8:30pm leaving a friend's residence in the vicinity of Ward Ln. and Hwy 80 in Princeton, LA. Clinton has a medical condition. Faint scars over right eyebrow onto eyelid, corner of right eye, right temple, and lower jaw line, scar on left collarbone. Accessories: Had wallet at time of disappearance. Has not been located. Clothing: Black "ECKO'' brand T-shirt, blue jeans, black knit cap, new black leather belt, white anklet socks with gray bottoms. Eyewear: Glasses with round silver wire frames. Footwear: New white "DC" athletic shoes with red trim. Was this a mysterious disappearance? Was Clinton Nelson a victim of foul play or did he go missing voluntarily?

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• Clinton Devon NelsonFacebook • Online Source
• December 21, 2007Help find what happened to Clinton Nelson, of Spearfish South DakotaCity-data.com • Online Source

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• August 12, 2022Clinton Nelson // 226 Going West: True Crime • Podcast
• November 12, 2017 Clinton Nelson: On Her OwnUnfound Podcast • Podcast
• August 18, 2021 The Disappearance of Clinton NelsonI Think Not! • Podcast
• June 19, 2013Find Clinton Devon Nelson, missing since September 1, 2006The World of the Missing & Exploited • Podcast

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Three children were killed in a two-alarm Plum Orchard fire early Wednesday, October 18, 2023 morning, shortly after their father threatened to burn the house down. Seventeen NOFD units and 46 firefighters had the fire under control by 12:40 a.m. A New Orleans man accused of setting fire to his ex-wife's home with their three young children inside, killing them, has been taken into custody. Was it the fire or foul play of the one that was supposed to protect them– their father responsible? Join us as we cover this horrific ordeal to bring these children justice.

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Sources:

NOLA.COM

• https://www.nola.com/news/nola-man-accused-of-killing-3-kids-has-yet-to-be-charged/article_bc11410e-dbf8-11ee-b7d8-ef7f874d58da.html?utm_medium=notification&utm_source=pushly&utm_campaign=desktop_push
• https://www.nola.com/news/crime_police/hundreds-remember-children-killed-in-new-orleans-fire/article_d6ea4c5a-6f8d-11ee-985e-1b1dc23f4c4a.html

Go Fund ME

https://www.gofundme.com/f/bm4h5-amys-angels?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer

DAILY MAIL

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12646935/new-orleans-father-arrest-three-kids-house-fire.html

FOX 8

• https://www.fox8live.com/2023/10/19/documents-history-domestic-abuse-by-father-accused-setting-house-fire-that-killed-his-children/

WWLTV

• https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/local/orleans/new-orleans-crime-joseph-washington-fatal-fire-three-children-killed/289-bfee65b8-a68e-41c8-ae23-134c9c61c9da
• https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/local/orleans/new-orleans-fatal-fire-karl-fasold-911-response/289-c8934360-1660-42be-931b-75bafa0741c7

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When he was just 11 years old, Jody Plauché made headlines across America. He was a young boy in Jeffrey Doucet’s karate class. Jody Plauché saw his karate instructor as his “best friend.” Jody stayed quiet to avoid upsetting his parents or getting Doucet in trouble when Doucet started to abuse him. And when Doucet suggested they go to California, Plauché agreed to the plan. It was then that Gary Plauche sought revenge.

Sources:

Jody’s Website:

https://www.jodyplauche.net/videos/

WIKIPEDIA:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Plauch%C3%A9

WEB ARCHIVE:

https://web.archive.org/web/20110722155659/https://us.toluna.com/opinions/821543/Father-Kidnapped-gets-Revenge-1984-Remember.htm

WASHINGTON POST:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1984/03/29/what-price-vengeancea-louisiana-town-weighs-the-issue-in-slaying-of-accused-kidnaper/e60b2557-5196-4ce0-b766-a132020ac8c6/

ESPN:

https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/8486252/a-father-justice

TIMES PICAYUNNE:

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1243&dat=19850827&id=8pFTAAAAIBAJ&sjid=AIcDAAAAIBAJ&pg=4153,6017503

THE MIRROR:

https://www.themirror.com/news/us-news/my-life-great-40-years-376620

https://www.themirror.com/news/us-news/moment-police-knew-find-rapist-409662

ABC NEWS:

https://web.archive.org/web/20181105012539/http://www.wbrz.com/news/family-gary-plauche-has-died/

THE ADVOCATE:

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/entertainment_life/molested-abducted-as-a-child-in-infamous-baton-rouge-case-jody-plauch-wants-his-story/article_4155dbea-fbf2-11e9-8e69-536899fbde2b.html

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/gary-plauche-baton-rouge-man-who-killed-son-s-accused-molester-dies-at-68/article_84864633-78a8-5c45-8b05-466f7d3fbe18.html

FIND A GRAVE

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198749681/jeffrey_paul-doucet

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Was it the fire, suicide, or a planned..calculated brutual murder? In July 2017, Louisiana woman Nanette Krentel remains were found in a house fire. It had been two years that passed before anyone was arrested. That person, however, wasn't the murderer. Rather, a member of the investigating sheriff’s office Jerry Rogers Jr. His crime: criticizing the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office (STPSO) for its slow investigation of the case, which remains unsolved now for 5 years.

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Sources:

Justice for Nanette Facebook Page:

https://www.facebook.com/justice4nan/

Uncovered:

https://uncovered.com/cases/nanette-krentel

Bayou Justice

https://bayoujustice.com/2023/08/nanette-krentel-murder-featured-sunday-night/

CBS 4 / WWL-TV

Family of fire chief's wife says she was threatened before murder

Emails show she feared her house could be set on fire before she was found dead in the ashes

Details released of Northshore fire chief's wife's last day

Sheriff sits down for in-depth interview on Krentel case

Answers scarce after woman found dead from gunshot wound in Lacombe housefire

Husband, family react to new details in the murder of Nanette Krentel

Father of woman found dead in Lacombe house fire wants second autopsy

Family of fire chief's wife disheartened after conflicting reports

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