The Allison Tornensis Case
On July 4, 2000 a man walked into an Oregon police station and confessed to a murder he committed in 1992. He confessed to a murder that had long since grown cold because investigators had no leads what so ever. On August 1, 1992 in Quilcene Washington the body of fifteen year old Allison Tornensis was found in the nearby river. She had been missing since July 29th. An examination of her body revealed that she had been stabbed 23 times. The case was shown on America's Most Wanted in 1995 and still nothing panned out. And then walked in Robert Froehlich in that Oregon police department. He would readily confess to the crime. He would allege that he was a drug addict and at the time of the murder he had been on what he called a 5 day binge with methamphetamine's, he was twenty years old at the time. He was married and just one month earlier his wife had given birth to their first of three children, a girl. Over the next several years life ...