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Ronnell Stephens-Tun (Ronnell Stephans Tun)is a potential predator caught in the Greenville, Ohio sting on To Catch a Predator. He was one of many suspects who had seen the show before and been in the military. He is mostly known for his extremely casual attitude during his confrontation with Chris Hansen, trying to blame the decoy by claiming it was "all on her."
Ronnelle Stephens-Tun was involved in the military, specifically the Navy. He lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana at the time of the sting.
On March 25, 2006, Ronnelle Stephens-Tun began chatting with "Destiny," a person who he believed was a thirteen-year-old girl. Using the screen name "come_ride_and_chill_with_me," Stephens-Tun confessed that he was single before asking the decoy to be his "little mami." He also said that he would engage in sexual activity with her if she desired it, as well as promising to bring Mike's Hard Lemonade with him. Stephens-Tun drove two hours from Indiana to Darke County, Ohio to meet the decoy at a sting house he believed belonged to the girl's grandmother.
Ronnell Stephens-Tun (Ronnell Stephans Tun)is a potential predator caught in the Greenville, Ohio sting on To Catch a Predator. He was one of many suspects who had seen the show before and been in the military. He is mostly known for his extremely casual attitude during his confrontation with Chris Hansen, trying to blame the decoy by claiming it was "all on her."
Ronnelle Stephens-Tun was involved in the military, specifically the Navy. He lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana at the time of the sting.
On March 25, 2006, Ronnelle Stephens-Tun began chatting with "Destiny," a person who he believed was a thirteen-year-old girl. Using the screen name "come_ride_and_chill_with_me," Stephens-Tun confessed that he was single before asking the decoy to be his "little mami." He also said that he would engage in sexual activity with her if she desired it, as well as promising to bring Mike's Hard Lemonade with him. Stephens-Tun drove two hours from Indiana to Darke County, Ohio to meet the decoy at a sting house he believed belonged to the girl's grandmother.
