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disappearance of Miller and Jackson. State prosecutors later dropped all charges after concluding a jailhouse informant lied about Lykken admitting to killing the girls.
• The attorney general's new motion to unseal the documents cites a South Dakota law that allows a judge to seal some documents until an investigation is terminated or someone is charged.
• "I think the public should see what law enforcement had," Jackley said, referring to why the farm was searched.
• However, the motion asks that the names and other information on three victims, two of them minors, be redacted.
• "There's been enough concern as to what this did to several families. We're trying to prevent any further harm to numerous victims in this case," Jackley said Friday.
• The Sioux Falls attorney, who previously represented Lykken, did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
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• BRANDON, S.D. (AP) -- The Brandon Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a runaway teen.
• Seventeen-year-old Mekayla Wojciechowski was last seen running away from her home in Brandon on April 17.
• Police say Wojciechowski is 5 feet, 3 inches tall, weighs 113 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes.
• Police say they have received reports of her running away before.
• Sgt. Wayne Ellingson says the department is not trying to punish Wojciechowski. It just wants to make sure she's safe.
• Wojciechowski works at McDonald's. Police say the restaurant is helping out with the case.
• Any information should be brought to the Brandon Police Department.
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