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A drifter who died in prison 12 years ago was responsible for the 1981 abduction and murder of, bringing to an end one of the country's most famous cold cases, police in Florida announced today. The six-year-old son of 'America's Most Wanted' host John Walsh went missing from a Hollywood, Fla., mall more than 27 years ago.

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His head was discovered two weeks later, though his body was never found. Hollywood, Fla.,, a convicted killer long suspected of the Walsh murder, who died in prison in 1996, as the perpetrator. 'For 27 years we've been asking who could take a six-year-old boy and murder him and decapitate him?

We needed to know,' said John Walsh, as tears streamed down his face. 'And today we know. The not knowing has been a torture but that journey is over.'

Hollywood Police Chief Chadwick Wagner apologized to the Walshes for mistakes that he said were made early on in the investigation, before he became police chief, saying there was enough evidence against Toole to charge him before his death. Wagner said there was no new evidence against Toole that made police name him as the killer, but that there was a 'vast amount' of circumstantial evidence. 'If Ottis Toole were alive today, he would be arrested for the abduction and murder of Adam Walsh,' he said. 'What was there was everything that was in front of our face for years,' he said. 'This case could have been closed years ago.' From Ordinary Father to 'America's Most Wanted' The murder transformed John Walsh's life, turning him from a middle-class hotel marketing executive into one of country's best known advocates for missing children. 'The not knowing is almost as bad as the murder but today's a good day. One piece gigant battle 2 english patched rom download.

Today's a wonderful day,' Walsh said today. 'We can end the chapter of our lives. For all other victims who haven't gotten justice, I say one thing, don't give up hope. Don't give up hope.'

After his son's death, Walsh, who will turn 63 later this month, became a tireless advocate for missing children. He started the Adam Walsh Child Resource Center and co-founded the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. His television show, 'America's Most Wanted,' debuted in 1988. Since 1984, the center has assisted law enforcement with more than 148,160 missing child cases, resulting in the recovery of more than 132,300 children.

'America's Most Wanted' went on to become one of the country's longest-running television shows. It began profiling missing persons, especially children, in 1991. It was briefly canceled in 1996, but reappeared after a public outcry. The show says its reports have led to the capture of more than 1,000 fugitives.

'We were absolutely devastated, heartbroken,' Walsh told Larry King on the 25th anniversary of his son's abduction. 'We had nothing in common but the anger and the grief. And [Walsh's wife, Reve] said, 'You know, we're destroying ourselves.