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Victor Gamble, 21, will spend the rest of his life in prison for
kidnapping, then stomping to death an 11-year-old boy in Sanford in
2004, according to a deal he reached with prosecutors this afternoon.Bradley Way, a fifth-grader, was home alone when Gamble broke into
his family's home looking for something to steal.Gamble pleaded guilty this afternoon in Lee County Superior Court in
a deal that spares him from the death penalty.Investigators pinned the crime on Gamble just days after Bradley's
death when the jewelry he stole turned up at a local pawn shop.
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