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$300,000 Settlement in Murder of College Student by Released Sexual Predator
Loaded on Aug. 15, 2008
published in Prison Legal News
August, 2008, page 15
The State of Minnesota has paid $300,000 to the family of a University of North Dakota student who was kidnapped, raped and killed by a recently-released sexual predator. The payment was offered as a pre-litigation settlement before a lawsuit was filed.
Filed under:
Sexual Assault by Parolees,
Sex Offenders (Discrimination),
Parole Liability,
Death Penalty/Death Row,
Death Penalty,
Civil Commitment.
Location:
Minnesota.
The case garnered national attention in 2003, when Dru ...
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