Drew Peterson found guilty of first degree murder
In Joliet Illinois Drew Peterson age 58 was convicted of murdering his third wife Kathleen Savio in a case built largely on hearsay under a new law dubbed Drews Law. The verdict came after a 12 juror panel deliberated over two days sealing a historic trial centered on graveyard testimony.
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Multiple Vehicle Thefts and Break-ins Reported Across Town
Police logged numerous thefts and break-ins including a missing 2005 Dodge Neon and a 2000 Black Lexus from different locations. A rental Chevy Cruz was not returned per a false name at Avis, with a South Dakota destination cited. Other losses included jewelry, cell phones, a TV, a computer, drugs, and cash with damages to a gate and shed totaling $200. Call Crime Stoppers at 1 888 594 TIPS for information.
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Remembering Sage Dog Foundation Fund-raising Update
The Sage Foundation for Dogs Who Serve has raised more than $27,500 since February 2011, according to a correction for the Sunday article. The Record regrets the error.
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