For almost three decades, Minnesotans kept their
porch lights burning, hoping Jacob Wetterling might find his way home.
Those hopes were crushed Saturday when they learned
that a longtime suspect in the 1989 disappearance had led authorities to the
remains of the 11-year-old, whose abduction from St. Joseph stunned Minnesotans
and changed the way parents watch over their children.
The Jacob Wetterling Act required states, including Pennsylvania,
to establish stringent registration programs for sex offenders – including
life-long registration for certain offenders.
The registration of sex offenders in Pennsylvania,
known as Megan’s Law, has had a tumultuous existence including a number of
revision to comply with several successful challenges before the Pennsylvania
Supreme Court.
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