http://www.madison.com/tct/archives/index.php?archAction=arch_read&a_from=search&a_file=%2Ftct%2F1989%2F10%2F03%2F8910030144.php&var_search=Search&keyword_field=Angela%20Hackl&pub_code_field=tct&from_date_field=&to_date_field=&var_start_pos=0&var_articles_per_page=10
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As Terry Vollbrecht takes the witness stand today in his own defense, themystery of who killed Angela Fay Hackl seems as deep as ever.
Testifying Monday, both a Sauk-Prairie cop and a Vollbrecht relative lent credence to key parts of Vollbrecht's alibi. But other details remain shaky.The seven-woman, seven-man jury has already heard the defendant's explanation of his actions - but they have not heard directly from what the prosecuting attorney has called ``the only witness'' to what happened during the early morning hours of June 12, 1987.
Investigators have twice related answers he gave during long police interviews, and a tape recording of one of the direct interrogations was played in court.
While he isn't expected to alter his alibi, his appearance on the stand isthe highlight thus far of the trial, now in its second week in the small Sauk County courtroom.
Vollbrecht, 28, has admitted he left Hondo's, a downtown Sauk City tavern,with Hackl after she invited him to continue a long night of partying after bar time, about 2 a.m.
He has contended for the past 28 months that the pair went to a nearby marshy area along the Wisconsin River and had consensual sex before she dropped him off at his car near Hondo's about 3:30 a.m.
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So they convicted this man, who says that he's innocent. He even alleges that a cop may be involved.
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"I have always been interested in this case. Good article, except Kim Brown didn't kill Angela Hackl. They convicted Terry Vollbrecht for killing her, though a lot of people feel he didn't do it either, including some members of Hackls family.
A cop was suspected by many from the start, but we know how that goes..cops stick together. People have come forward to the police with evidence since the crime 19 years ago, but they are always shunned by the authorities. Justice was not served in this case, as the wrong man was convicted. Anyone with info on this case can email me."
From a post on Serial killer Central:
http://www.skcentral.com/infusions/articles/readarticle.php?article_id=449