Lake Ballinger murder suspect admits killing 17-year-old girl

This just in from the MLT News site:

The Seattle Times reports that a gang member from Edmonds who killed a 17-year-old girl in Lake Ballinger in October of 2008 will face at least 13 years in prison. You can read the account on MLT News.

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