Stearns County Sheriff Don Gudmundson last month wasn't shy about criticizing the Jacob Wetterling investigation for "going off the rails," taking some less-than-subtle jabs at the FBI. Steve Gilkerson, a former FBI special agent who worked the investigation in the first months after the October 1989 kidnapping, defended his work.
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