Aftermath: Gary didn't spend a day in prison after pleading no contest to manslaughter, getting merely probation, community service, and a suspended sentence.
"They were not going to convict Gary of shooting the guy who molested his son. That wasn't going to happen—not in Baton Rouge." — Mike Barnett (Baton Rouge Sheriff's Dept.)
When interviewed not long before his own death in 2014, to "do you regret killing Jeff Doucet?" he quickly replied "no."
"Would you do it again?" He answered, "hell yeah."
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Sick. I can understand the guy, but the law enforcement of Baton Rogue totally failed at lawing there
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You will understand when
A: YOU get raped and molested for years
B: Your child gets raped and molested for years
C: You have a normal mammal brain designed to protect.
D: You develop a spark of sympathy.
E: You stop being a bitch about decisions.
...List goes on for all of us SANE people.
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Not really. He was emotionally distraught at the time and thus could not commit reasonable actions in this time. Hence why the manslaughter charge.
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