Patrick Succat Kidnapping Case Study

Saturday after noon, Saint Patrick Succat and among a few other men were accused of stealing from 8th Avenue Gang. The leader of this group, Henry Alton, who is suspected of multiple homicides, soon takes matters into his own hands when the authorities fail to get a confession from Succat. Alton kidnaps Succat and takes him to a warehouse in Leixlip. Several eye witness viewed the kidnapping and reported multiple armed men including Alton snatching Succat off the streets. Authorities search for four days, but begin fear for the worst when Succat remains missing. No sightings have occurred since the initial kidnapping. Finally, Thursday afternoon, the unbelievable happens. Succat walks into the Police Station unharmed with the gang and a stranger wearing a sheet. However, that is not the flabbergasting fact. When the members of the 8th Avenue Gang were arrested at the scene, they not only confessed to the kidnapping and conspiracy to murder Succat, but also claimed to have seen Succat to raise a corpse from the dead. This story isn't completely false. Sometime last Friday, a corpse was admitted to the morgue which is beside the old warehouse. Adam Donald had died at the scene of a fatal car collision last Thursday. What was originally a suspected break in was something else entirely. Officers arrived at the scene only to find Donald’s body was missing. The truly peculiar aspect was the broken
All the members who were present were arrested at the scene. After the confession, Patrick declines to press charges. The city still sentences the gang. The whole gang must now do 1000 hours of community service. They are currently working with the city to build a church along main street. Donald, who after examination is deemed alive and well, reunites with his grateful family. The owners of the church are currently trying to persuade Succat to become their pastor. There is no word of Succat’s choice, but the community is hoping for a