In March 1984, a shocking moment was captured live on television. Louisiana father Gary Plauché took justice into his own hands when he fatally shot Jeff Doucet, the man who had kidnapped and abused his 11-year-old son. The shooting happened as Doucet was being escorted by police, and millions would later witness the event replayed on national news. The case raised a storm of debate: was this an act of a grieving father pushed to his breaking point, or an example of vigilante justice outside the