Analysis Shows Slain Chicago Boys Held in Machine Shop
Chicago police announced a key clue from a chemical analysis of scrapings from the victims. Chief Patrick Deeley held a news conference to reveal that the three boys were held in a large machine shop or factory associated with a high temperature use of stainless steel components. The investigation aims to crack the case as authorities pursue leads from the shop environment.
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Duke's Kissing Friend to Wed Rich Youth Mystery Case
Police pursue coded clues in the Duke of Kent murder inquiry as a society girl, Jane Sheffield, 19, announces engagement to Jocelyn Stevens while linked teens Anton Schuessler, 13, and Robert Stevens, 11, are connected to the slayings. Chemical traces from under nails and feet point to a steel and dolomite factory link near Chicago. Victims were last seen Oct 14 leaving for a movie in the loop.
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