Inside Jacob Wetterling's Kidnapping And Murder
Jacob Wetterling was only 11-years-old when he was kidnapped a few blocks away from his St. Joseph, Minnesota home. Here's the story of his murder.
Read MoreJacob Wetterling was only 11-years-old when he was kidnapped a few blocks away from his St. Joseph, Minnesota home. Here's the story of his murder.
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