Ohio father discusses fatally shooting daughter's ex boyfriend,Sidney, Ohio,

Ohio father discusses fatally shooting daughter's ex boyfriend
Mitchell Duckro, 52, shot his daughter's ex-boyfriend James Rayl, 22, three times after he attempted to get into their property
Rayl was struck in the left shoulder, right shoulder and back, through the front door and staggered away after the shooting
Duckro was heard telling police that he 'shot through the door' because he was 'nervous' about Rayl's behaviour
He also admitted that the 9mm firearm used in the killing was registered to his father-in-law
Allyson Duckro, 22, had broken up with Rayl a year and a half before her dad shot him dead
A Shelby County grand jury voted 8 to 1 not to indict Duckro based on Ohio's 'Stand Your Ground' law
A father who shot dead his daughters’ ex-boyfriend as he tried to break into their home can be seen laughing with officers during his interview hours after the killing.Show more

Mitchell Duckro, 52, shot his daughter Allyson’s former boyfriend James Rayl 22, three times after he showed up unannounced to their home in Sidney, Ohio, on July 31.
New footage obtained by DailyMail.com show Mitchell recalling the moments leading up to the shooting, telling officers at Shelby County Sheriff’s office that he was ‘nervous’.
Rayl had dated Duckro’s daughter, Allyson, 22, previously but the pair broke up a year and a half before the tragic incident.

Allyson told cops that she had broken up with Rayl in 2019 because he was 'just being a d***' and in the aftermath, she was forced to block him on social media.

Mitch claims that he tried to get Rayl’s attention by shouting his name from the garage door but was ignored, so locked it to ensure he didn’t ‘sneak in’.

Describing the moment that he shot the gun, Mitch said: ‘I noticed he started to jiggle the handles and stuff to see if it was locked and that was when I went up to the door.

‘I wanted to make sure he wouldn’t force his way in. I’m pretty sure I was telling him to stop and leave and get off my porch or something.
‘But I had my nine in my hand and then he started hitting it with his shoulder, pretty hard. Eventually he was getting in, and when the door was open is when I shot.

‘I shot through the window part of the door, because it was open and he was coming in. I didn’t have no grip.

‘I was trying to shoot but I couldn’t, I freaked out finally did it and he was pushing hard and the gun fired I think three times twice up here and maybe another one I’m pretty sure it was three.

‘They were all through the glass. He had turned and went off the porch and it’s kind of hard to remember after that.

‘We was all freaking out obviously, I saw his legs lying there.’

Mitch told officers that his daughter and wife, Stacie, 51, were ‘freaked out’ because of a voicemail that Rayl left Allyson the night before.

He claims that she asked him if he was ‘expecting anyone’, after Rayl’s car pulled up outside their home in Sidney, moments after they returned home from breakfast.

During an interview with officers he was also seen chuckling while telling authorities that his daughter didn’t tell him much about the relationship.

Allyson also laughed and smiled with the detective as she recounted her experience of the day, said that Rayl would often say things to upset her when they were together.
Mitch admitted that the firearm used in the shooting belonged to his father-in-law, and had been given to him after he went into a home but it was not registered in his name.

When asked if he remembered Rayl, he added: ‘Mostly I don’t recall meeting him. I knew it was not going the way that Ally was saying that they didn’t get along and it seemed like it was all taken care of and everyone went their separate ways but I guess not.’

His daughter told cops that she started ‘freaking out’ after her ex tried to break into the property, and ‘ran and hid’ because she didn’t know what to do.

She added: 'I though the was always very nice. He was okay in high school but after he got back from California, he was just different.

'His close friends...he just started treating like c***and nobody wanted to deal with it.'

Rayl left his ex-girlfriend a voicemail the night before the porch shooting, saying he wanted to see how she was doing.

Chilling Ring camera footage caught the moment Duckro fired through the front door of his property on North Kuther Road, killing unarmed Rayl.