A judge who presided over two trials in the case of long-missing 6-year-old New York boy Etan Patz said Tuesday that a former stock clerk convicted of killing him "kept a terrible secret for 33 years."
April 18, 2017 at 04:04 PM
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A judge who presided over two trials in the case of long-missing 6-year-old New York boy Etan Patz said Tuesday that a former stock clerk convicted of killing him “kept a terrible secret for 33 years.”
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Maxwell Wiley sentenced the former stock clerk, Pedro Hernandez, to 25 years to life in prison.
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