U.S. Kidnapping Cases Lead to Significant Sentences

Recent kidnapping cases across the U.S. have led to significant prison sentences for the perpetrators involved. In Illinois, Douglas Enders received an eight-year sentence for kidnapping and battery after confining his ex-girlfriend in a garage. In Michigan, Christopher L. Harrison awaits sentencing after pleading no contest to kidnapping and attempted ransom, having held a man bound and blindfolded. In Ohio, Dorian Hight was sentenced to 13-16.5 years for kidnapping and domestic violence, including violating a protection order while in custody. Lastly, in Colorado, Diego Gettler was sentenced to eight years for attempting to kidnap a 10-year-old girl, who bravely thwarted the attempt.