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Lucas Biggs

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Lucas Biggs was a serial child molester who was convicted of a kidnapping-murder in Virginia, and a suspect in the 1980 murder of Jeffrey Ronsen. A former minor league baseball player, he molested the boys from the Little League team he coached. During the interview with Benson, Biggs admits that he himself was molested as a child. He broke down and cried while admitting this, finally realizing the damage he had caused to so many children. Days later, he was executed.

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Lucas Biggs was a serial child molester who was convicted of a kidnapping-murder in Virginia, and a suspect in the 1980 murder of Jeffrey Ronsen. A former minor league baseball player, he molested the boys from the Little League team he coached. A week before Biggs' execution, Olivia Benson questioned him about Ronsen's death. Biggs denied killing or molesting Ronsen, and proved it by going through his collection of baseball caps that he kept as souvenirs from his victims; he identified each victim by their scent, but could not identify that given off by Ronsen's cap. (Benson eventually found that Ronsen was molested and murdered by Deacon Brinn, one of Biggs' victims who grew up to become a pedophile.) During the interview with Benson, Biggs admits that he himself was molested as a child. He broke down and cried while admitting this, finally realizing the damage he had caused to so many children. Days later, he was executed.