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A former Washington state policeman convicted of kidnapping and murdering a young Illinois girl more than a half-century ago was sentenced Monday to life in prison.
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He pointed to a box that he said contained 4,000 pages of FBI documents.
Washington state man gets life for 1957 slaying of Illinois girl →
"I did not, did not, kill Maria Ridulph," said McCullough, who grew up in Sycamore. "It was a crime I did not, would not, could not have done."
Washington state man gets life for 1957 slaying of Illinois girl →
