The decomposing body of a fugitive wanted for alleged sexual assault of a child was found in South Carolina, where he had been living for more than a dozen years under an alias, according to the US Marshals Service.
Frederick McLean, 70, was wanted for sexual assault of a child and placed on the "15 Most Wanted" fugitive list by the U.S. Marshals in 2006.The decomposing body of a fugitive wanted for alleged sexual assault of a child was found in South Carolina, where he had been living for more than a dozen years under an alias, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
McLean was wanted by the San Diego Sheriff’s Department on multiple counts of sexual assault of a child and he was identified as “high risk for sexually assaulting young girls,” the Marshals said.He allegedly assaulted one victim, who is now an adult “more than 100 times” for about a two-year period beginning when she was 5-years-old, according to the Marshals.“We wish McLean’s fate had been determined by a court of law 15 years ago,” U.S.
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