Leiby kletzky
Mystery Death Of Killer’s Brother Dredges Up Leiby Kletzky Horror In Hasidic Brooklyn
The death of the brother of Leiby Kletzky’s killer is dredging up old horrors, and raising questions in the boy’s old neighborhood.
Autopsy Inconclusive On Brother Of Leiby Kletzky’s Killer — Mystery Deepens
The death of the brother of Leiby Kletzky’s killer is still a mystery.
Leiby Kletzky Killer Says He ‘Hopes’ Brother’s Death Not Related To Infamous Slaying
The convicted killer of Leiby Kletzky says he hopes his own brother’s mystery death is not related to the little Hasidic boy’s 2011 slaying.
Confessed Etan Patz Killer Plans To Fight Charges
The man who confessed to the 1979 killing of 6-year-old Etan Patz made a brief courtroom appearance on Thursday, standing silently in a gray T-shirt as a prosecutor told the judge that murder charges had been formally filed nearly three decades after the slaying.
Etan Patz Case Remains Flimsy, Cops Say
The case against the New Jersey man who confessed to killing little Etan Patz is “flimsy,” and police reportedly say there is little or no hard evidence linking him to the notorious crime.
Leiby Kletzky Killer Gets 40 Years
The murderer of 8-year-old Orthodox Brooklyn boy Leiby Kletzky has been sentenced to 40 years to life in prison, the AP reported today.
A Year After Leiby, Natalie's Nuptials
How is Boro Park managing one year after the murder of Leiby Kletzky? Marriage culture at Yeshiva University. Natalie Portman gets hitched.
Leiby Kletzky Killer Pleads Guilty to Murder
A Brooklyn man pleaded guilty to abducting and murdering 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky as he walked home from summer camp in Boro Park last summer.
Shomrim Don't Want Police To See Security Video
Leaders of an Orthodox security patrol in Leiby Kletzky’s Brooklyn neighborhood don’t want police to see new security video. They want to deal with some crimes quietly.
After Year, Leiby Kletzky Murder Still Hurts
The abduction and murder of Leiby Kletzky shook the insular ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Boro Park, Brooklyn. One year later, the impact is still being felt.
