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The Story Of Herbert Niccolls

In 1931 a 12 year-old boy received life in prison for killing a sheriff in Asotin County.

Aired 05/07/2018

NWPB Presents

The Story Of Herbert Niccolls

Special | 1m 50sVideo has Closed Captions

In 1931 a 12 year-old boy received life in prison for killing a sheriff in Asotin County.

On August 5, 1931, Herbert Niccolls killed Sheriff John L. Wormell in Asotin, Washington, at a convenience store. His crime was the beginning of a public understanding that children should be treated differently than adults in court.

Aired 05/07/2018

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The Story Of Herbert Niccolls

Special | 1m 50sVideo has Closed Captions

On August 5, 1931, Herbert Niccolls killed Sheriff John L. Wormell in Asotin, Washington, at a convenience store. His crime was the beginning of a public understanding that children should be treated differently than adults in court.

Aired 05/07/2018

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