DNA evidence led the jury to find Jerry Westrom guilty in the 1993 murder of Jeanie Childs in Minneapolis.
A Minnesota man found guilty in a brutal cold-case murder was sentenced Friday.
"He would have had to chase her around the apartment, stabbing her multiple times over and over again. He really wanted her to die," said jury foreperson Derek Fradenburgh. "It's not a shoe impression or anything like that. It's his bare footprint, and our feet have the same ridges and whirls and everything that our palms and fingers do," Fradenburgh said.
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