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This man was molested for years by the man who adopted him. So he grew up, pulled up Alaska's sex offender registry and started knocking on doors with a hammer. The man who abused him got a suspended sentence and never spent a day in a cell. He got 28 years. In the video below, he tells it himself. Midnight, the guy won't open the door, so he walks back to his car for the hammer. The house turns out to be a bed and breakfast with guests inside. Wait for what he says it sounded like. His name is Jason Vukovich, the Alaskan Avenger. In June 2016, in five days, he broke into the homes of three men from the registry, beat them and robbed them. He carried a notebook with nine names. He had just gotten out of jail when he started. He and his brother were adopted as kids. In 1989 their adoptive father was convicted of abusing a minor. Three years, suspended. He went home. Today Jason sits in podcast studios and says every time he did it, he got "a tiny sliver of my soul back." When the judge read his sentence, he turned around and smiled at his brother. Three houses. One hammer. 28 years. Did he deserve every one of them?