Etan Patz suspect indicted in boy's 1979 disappearance and murder
Pedro Hernandez, 51, was an employee of teenagers in a convenience store in the neighborhood of the child at the time of removal
The suspect in the disappearance in 1979 of a city of 6 years, New York, which led to a national movement of missing children has been charged with murder and kidnapping, his lawyer said Wednesday.
attorney Harvey Fishbein said 51-year-old Pedro Hernandez was accused of the disappearance of Etan Patz.
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Etan was among the first to be milk cartons, and if they are met May 25 at the National Missing Children's Day in the United States.
Hernandez was arrested this year, and investigators say he confessed.
investigators began to focus on Hernandez after an informant called the police about the comments he heard Sister Hernandez Hernandez told a group of prayer for the Church in the 1980s that killed a child in New York.
Hernandez, now married and a father, was an employee at a convenience store where teenage Etan disappeared on the way to school. Police said Hernandez told investigators he brought the child to the store with the promise of a drink.
He allegedly said he had taken the boy to the basement, strangled and left his body in a trash bag one block. Fishbein Hernandez described as schizophrenic and bipolar, with a history of hallucinations. The diagnosis may become the basis for asserting that psychiatric defense Hernandez agreed to talk to the police without understanding their rights and that the alleged confession was sick fantasy.
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