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A case of murder solved after 54 years How to hidden killer Edgar Hoover tried to Eisenhower

A man from Seattle (U.S.) was indicted last Friday that killed and kidnapped a girl of seven years, near her parents' home in Illinois, something that occurred in 1957, reports CBS News.

The killer, now called Jack McCullough and has 71 years, was sought at that time, over 1,000 law enforcement. The case has attracted attention since U.S. President, Dwight Eisenhower, and the head of the FBI, Edgar Hoover, but remained unresolved until recently.

Ridulph Maria, daughter kidnapped, disappeared from home on December 3, 1957, and the search lasted five months, until two men who tried mushrooms in a forest area remains found buried Jo Daviess facial.

Victim's brother told a local newspaper that the whole family is shocked that the suspect when his sister's death was arrested. "In all these years, I thought it died (no killer), otherwise should see a sign, something," said Charles Ridulph.

Killer and changed his name and he joined the army to escape conviction

Authorities say the killer, who at the time the crime was called John Tessier and was 18, was originally on the list of suspects, but have a strong alibi. The man the authorities came in mind when he changed his name to McCullough and he joined the army.

Two years ago, police in Illinois has received new information that led them closer to the killer. "Traits fit portrait-robot and lived just a block away from the original suspect," he told one of the officers. He said that, aided by new information has failed to dismantle the original alibi man.

Although the authorities hoped that catching the killer will be good news for Charles Ridulph brother is angry victim. "They talk about a closed case, but something does not exist. For us, it is reopening the case. Thank God that my parents no longer live," concluded the girl's brother killed 54 years ago.

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