Kentucky teen pleads guilty to killing sex offender

A Kentucky teenager has pleaded guilty to killing a convicted sex offender who lived nearby.

The Daily News reports 17-year-old Lance D’artagnan Lear of Auburn entered the plea Monday in Logan Circuit Court to charges of murder and arson. The plea agreement recommends a 20-year sentence.

Lear told the judge he went to Jerry Caudill’s home on June 7, 2017 around 3 a.m. and set it on fire knowing Caudill was asleep inside.

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16 thoughts on “Kentucky teen pleads guilty to killing sex offender

  • May 5, 2019

    The only way this will change is if some totally innocent person or God forbid a child is injured or killed mistakenly by one of these vigilantes

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    • May 6, 2019

      Iserved… I hate to disagree, if it would be the child of an RSO injured or killed by a vigilante , they will blame the spouse for staying there with a child, or blame the RSO for not leaving his family. our families do not matter to them.

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  • May 1, 2019

    Ill keep must of my thoughts to myself. But ama go out on a limb and say this kid probably has a criminal record,or issues he hasn’t addressed. It’s a cowardly premeditated move @ 17 wow. Ill respect someone more who confronts me with an issue against me ,and if they feel so adamant to the point they need to get physical,please, you’ll be doing both of us favor ,cause I got SHT I want to get off my chest too! Hopefully I wont get charged for self-defense…this a Bullsht. Sorry guys.

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