US man confesses to assaulting, killing boy 27 years ago
A US man admitted Tuesday to killing an 11-year-old boy in 1989 in a case that shocked Americans and prompted a law requiring states to establish sex-offender registries
(AFP) A US man admitted Tuesday to killing an 11-year-old boy in 1989 in a case that shocked Americans and prompted a law requiring states to establish sex-offender registries.
The missing Jacob Wetterling's smiling face on thousands of posters became a symbol of both innocence and unsolved "cold" cases, raising national awareness about sexual predators.
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