The Villages, FL (November 18, 2018) – A registered sex offender who was attacked by a vigilante has moved into a residential home in The Villages.
Currently, 30-year old Mark Alexander Tabor has set up his residency at 1577 Lemon Loop in Hillsborough.
Back in 2011, Tabor pleaded guilty to the molestation of two young sisters, which took place while he was staying in their Oregon home. Later, a court sentenced him to 6 years of imprisonment, but Tabor was officially released this year. Until 2028, local authorities will supervise the sex offender.
Not long after the incident with the girls, two men related to the victims found out about Tabor’s actions and mercilessly beat him in a campground area. After escaping to a gas station, Tabor was sent to a hospital and later apprehended by authorities, who had discovered that he had molested the then-13 and 14-year old girls.
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