A man named John Weaver has been sentenced to nine years for a burglary in Tracy, Mo., Platte County prosecutors say. Weaver pleaded guilty the other day. The crime itself happened back in January 2007 at an auto business. An employee interrupted the theft, causing two men to flee. (One actually went through a plate-glass window.) The prosecutor says that one of them left shoe prints on a poster, which police used to tie Weaver to the crime scene.
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Footprints helped convict burglar, Platte County prosecutor says
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And when he steps onto the IQ meter, it comes up somehwere around 69.
Posted by: X | Friday, October 30, 2009 at 05:02 PM