Episode 75-Stolen Lives (The 23 Casualties of Ronald Dominique the Bayou Killer) Part 2
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pisode 75-Stolen Lives (The casualties of Ronald Dominique the Bayou Killer) Part 2
Ronald Dominique was unassuming and non-threatening. Ronald Dominique walked around with a cane and was overweight. Ronald Dominique was suffering from a heart condition. He was forced to walk with a cane. He was being ridiculed for being homosexual by his classmates and his family members. Ronald Dominique was not accepted in a regular and the gay community. Ronald Dominique Crossed dressed and did Patti LaBelle impersonations in gay clubs struggled financially as an adult. How did a man who walked around with a cane over power his victims? This episode dives into the victims, their families, and a cold and calculated serial killer who littered the state of Louisiana. Ronald Dominique eventually confessed to murdering and raping 23 of his male victims between 1997-2007. Ronald Dominique's luck, however, was about to change when an individual by the name of Ricky Wallace. In November of 2005 Ricky Wallace told his parole officer of an encounter. This encounter is what helped a serial killer be put away for life.
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Ronald Dominique by Marie Belton on Prezi
Mother’s tears for son killed by serial madman Dominique (heraldguide.com)
The Story Of Ronald Dominique, The Morbidly Obese "Bayou Strangler" (allthatsinteresting.com)
Stop_002 (youtube.com) Louisiana’s Most Prolific Serial Killer | World's Most Evil Killers
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