Georgia man returned to N.H. to face murder charges

CONCORD, N.H. - A Georgia man accused of killing a New Hampshire infant almost 20 years ago was due in court Friday. <br> <br> George Knickerbocker had been a suspect in the death of 6-week-old Adam Robbins when the baby died in 1983 but wasn&#39;t charged until last December, when he was arrested in Rossville, Ga. <br> <br> Authorities reopened the investigation in 1997, after the baby&#39;s mother wrote to prosecutors about the case. She later told police that Knickerbocker confessed that he ``lost it&#39;&#39; and injured the child. <br> <br> Knickerbocker, who called himself Nicky Robbins at the time, was dating the baby&#39;s mother. Court documents unsealed Thursday allege that Knickerbocker initially told police that the baby&#39;s two-year-old brother hit the infant, then blamed the death on the boy&#39;s mother. <br> <br> Knickerbocker will be arraigned in Concord District Court.