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Two criminals teamed up to lure unsuspecting homeowners to open their doors to make robbing them easier. One criminal would knock on a door, and the other would hide nearby with a gun. However, when the two criminals, 18-year-old Robert Willis and 25-year-old Jesse Graham, tried this ruse in Moss Bluff, Louisiana, on September 5 at about 1 a.m., it didn't work out well for them.
The ruse began working as planned--one criminal knocked at a house, and the homeowner answered the door--but it went wrong when, as the second criminal stepped around the corner of the house with a shotgun, the homeowner pointed his own gun at the men, sending them fleeing.
That began a bad night of victim noncooperation. After the two fled in a stolen car, they decided to steal some motorcycles. In the process, they were confronted by a neighbor. They ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Deliberate deception.(EXERCISING THE RIGHT)(Brief article)