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Ronald Dominique, An Unassuming And Unsuspicious Characterīorn in 1964 in Thibodaux, Louisiana, Ronald Joseph Dominique reportedly didn’t show any signs of the sociopathy that would develop later in his life. This is the gruesome story of Ronald Dominique. All the bodies were men, mostly homeless, and they became known as the victims of the Bayou Serial Killer or the Bayou Strangler, a madman who lured men of a certain lifestyle into his trap - and almost got away with it. Bodies that had been raped and tortured before they were murdered.įor the next nine years, Louisiana police found these bodies scattered along roadsides, floating in bayous, rotting in sugarcane fields, and half-buried in ditches. In late 1997, police in the southern parishes of Louisiana began to find bodies. He moonlit as a bad Patti LaBelle impersonator at the local gay club - and murdered dozens of homeless men. He is incarcerated at the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola.Mild-mannered Ronald Dominique was overweight with a heart condition and a cane. Dominique pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in a deal to avoid the death penalty. On September 23, 2008, Dominique was sentenced to eight life sentences after confessing to raping and killing his male victims over a 10-year period. He was charged with multiple cases of rape and first-degree murder. He murdered them to avoid being convicted and sentenced to prison for rape.

He also lured straight men by setting up fake drug deals or showing men a picture of women and telling them that she was willing to pay for sex with a Black man. In his confession, Dominique, who is gay, said he frequented area gay bars and targeted men he thought would be willing to have sex for money. Charles and Jefferson parishes in suburban New Orleans. He committed the crimes in Terrebonne, Lafourche, Iberville, St. The final victim, Chris Sutterfield, had died about two months earlier.įollowing his arrest on December 1, 2006, Dominique confessed to the rape and murder of at least 23 men over a ten-year period beginning in 1997. Dominique was investigated in late 2006 following a police report by a man who refused to let Dominique tie him up.