Politicians in Australia are proposing a brand new “Cheryl’s Law” after outrage following the disappearance of a British toddler. A 17-year-old boy allegedly admitted to killing three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer back in 1970, but his confession was ruled inadmissible because of his age and the fact an adult wasn’t with him. Now there are demands for a change in legislation to ensure this can’t happen again. If successful, it will be called “Cheryl’s law,” MP Jeremy Buckingham told the Mirror . He