In this episode of Louisiana Unfiltered, Brad Cascio, an assistant district attorney in Livingston Parish, joins Kiran Chawla as they discuss the use of castrations as a legal tool against sexual offenders. Brad shares his experiences with prosecuting castrations, emphasizing the importance of holding offenders accountable and protecting children.  Brad Cascio was the lead prosecutor of 54-year-old Glenn Sullivan of Springfield who has been sentenced to 50 years and physical castration for raping and impregnating a 14-year-old girl in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. #GlennSullivan #LivingstonParish #Castration #LouisianaUnfiltered #KiranChawlaTimestamps: 02:34 The Legal Weapon: Castrations in Louisiana03:42 Making a Legal Impact04:16 History and Implementation of Castration Laws 04:56 First Experience with Chemical Castration06:24 Balancing Personal and Professional in Cases07:13 Disturbing Details: The Oglethorpe Case09:23 Impact of Castration on Victims and Families 14:56 Ensuring Accountability and Justice 16:01 Communication and Acceptance of Castration18:21 Utilizing Castration for Accountability19:29 Impact and Satisfaction of Implementing Castration21:15 Commitment to Combatting Sex Offenses23:40 Beyond Castration: The Impact of Sexual Offenses24:40 Glenn Sullivan Case: First Physical Castration36:35 Victim's Remarkable Strength42:10 The Offender's Control Tactics47:17 Castration Terms and Conditions50:08 Learning and Collaboration Among ColleaguesLocal Sponsors for this episode include:Neighbors Federal Credit Union:Another Chance Bail Bonds:Sound and Editing for this audio podcast by Envision Podcast Production:

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