HELP: Snake stuck in glue trap

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First, I apologize for posting a reptile-related question on a caudate forum.

I need your help.

A student brought to me this morning a snake stuck in a glue trap from his garage. He is less than 8 inches long, and has been stuck since Sunday. A quick Google search has revealed several release options. If anyone who has experience with the situation would chime in, I would appreciate it greatly. I am going to try to free him this morning.
 
A suggestion I came across while researching this was to use Cooking Oil. It worked successfully in the story I read.
 
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