In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

(CNN) By the thousands people are leaving their porch lights on -- in Minnesota and other parts of the country -- for the child who never came home. The lights are being left on through the holiday weekend in memory of Jacob Wetterling, a Minnesota boy who was abducted 27 years ago. Local authorities announced Saturday that his remains had been found. Jacob, who was 11, disappeared on a dark road in central Minnesota on the night of October 22, 1989. Since then, his whereabouts had been unknown. His mother, Patty Wetterling, became an advocate for families of missing children. The family described being in "deep grief. We didn't want Jacob's story to end this way."Supporters turn on outdoor lights in memory of Jacob WetterlingWetterling, 11, was abducted in 1989 on a rural Minnesota roadHis body was found after 27 years of mystery
Another person wrote: "_ loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.

An innocent man was the victim of a horrific acid attack because he was simply in the 'wrong place at the wrong time', a court heard today. Wayne Ingold was in a communal area outside his flat in Witham, Essex, when he heard banging at the main entrance. When the 57-year-old opened the door he was doused with a corrosive acid, causing serious burns to his face and arms - life-changing injuries. Mr Ingold, who once worked as a chauffeur for X Factor supremo Simon Cowell, initially thought the liquid was simply orange juice because it had been contained in a sports drink bottle.Wayne Ingold had what he thought was orange juice sprayed over his faceHad opened flat's communal entrance to let two men in when attackedAaaron Isaac, 19, and 16-year-old who cannot be named, charged by policeOn trial at Chelmsford Court accused of intent to do grievous bodily harm
'The Crown say that these words from the mouth of Mr _ are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.

Saudi Arabia on Monday beheaded a Syrian drug trafficker and a convicted murderer, taking to 100 the number of executions in the kingdom this year. The number of executions has surged in 2015 compared with the 87 recorded for all of last year. But it is still far below the record 192 which rights group Amnesty International said took place in 1995. Syrian Ismael al-Tawm smuggled 'a large amount of banned amphetamine pills into the kingdom', said an interior ministry statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency. Scroll down for video He was beheaded in the northern region of Jawf. A separate statement said that Rami al-Khaldi was convicted of stabbing another Saudi to death and was executed in the western province of Taef.Syrian Ismael al-Tawm 'smuggled amphetamine pills' into the kingdomRami al-Khaldi was convicted of stabbing another Saudi to death in TaefNumber of executions has surged in 2015 compared with 87 all of last yearHuman rights activists are unable to explain specific reasons for the rise

_ recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.