| | Boy's father later gained fame as the host of 'America's Most Wanted'
A serial killer who died more than a decade ago is the person who decapitated the 6-year-old son of "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh in 1981, Florida police said Tuesday.
The announcement brought to a close a case that has haunted the Walsh family for more than two decades, launched the television show about the nation's most notorious criminals and inspired changes in how authorities search for missing children.
"Who could take a 6-year-old and murder and decapitate him? Who?" John Walsh said at Tuesday's news conference. "We needed to know. We needed to know. And today we know. The not knowing has been a torture, but that journey's over."
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<u>Related topics about all:</u>
topamax assist card
nhs cost of avandia
avandia pi
seroquel and alcohol
alternative to effexor xr
generic for singulair
protonix and weight gain
facts about seroquel
singulair coupon
effexor not xr
lamictal and shaking
lamictal 175 mg bid
lipitor vs tricor
cymbalta versus wellbutrin
seroquel hypothyroidism
difficulty swallowing with abilify
120 mg of cymbalta
pregnancy cymbalta
snorting lamictal
diovan medicine
drug zyprexa
generic for protonix
tricor clogp
avandia drug jury
cymbalta antidepressant
levaquin description
jim hensen levaquin
levaquin sulfa
lamictal
seroquel 25mg
teva protonix
seroquel dimentia
zetia tests
risperdal pdr
seroquel anxiety
take benadryl and singulair
cymbalta drug
protonix alternative
zyprexa positive helped
seroquel put out by
topamax used for depression
tapering off of cymbalta
diovan 160 mgm
effexor xr teenren
zyprexa user group
protonix drug test
generic for cymbalta
levaquin birth defects
alternatives to protonix
effexor xr sample
|