Silver Donald Cameron

Jake says there are a lot of Boudreaus on the island.

An Isle Madame resident and journalist named Silver Donald Cameron interviewed a lot of people on the island, people who said they were happy to talk about Philip, but didn't want their names used because it's such a small place.

One person described him as a kind of Robin Hood who'd help you get anything you needed.

One said, quote, "If I'd have told him that there was something I wanted, he would have went and stole it." Someone else said, "You got better deals from Philip than you ever got from Walmart." And another person said, "Philip would steal the beads off Christ's moccasins, but then if you needed them, he'd turn around and give them to you." People described him as a strange genius and said, quote, "That he figured out exactly where the holes were in the system.

Craig Landry was sentenced to two years probation.

The judge in James Landry's trial said that the men on the Twin Maggies had perpetrated vigilante justice and that respect for the law was, quote, "necessary to our society.

If each of us were able to exercise revenge and retribution as we alone determine, it would be chaos characterized by fear and brutality." But in his book, Blood on the Water, A True Story of Small Town Revenge, Silver Donald Cameron spoke to someone on Isle Madame who said, "It's something that had to be done.

It's just a pity that it was those guys that had to do it." He quotes someone else as saying, "Those guys were not murderers.