Criminal defense attorneys Robert Stephenson and Steven Becker, who are partners in a Chicago law practice, said they re-examined the circumstances surrounding the disappearances of three victims. Their conclusion: the so-called “Killer Clown” had one or more accomplices in those murders.
Friday, February 10, 2012
John Wayne Gacy Update
U.S. News: Nearly two decades after Chicago serial killer John Wayne Gacy was executed for torturing, raping and murdering 33 men and boys in the 1970s, two lawyers say they’ve unearthed evidence that indicates he didn’t act alone in some of the slayings.
Criminal defense attorneys Robert Stephenson and Steven Becker, who are partners in a Chicago law practice, said they re-examined the circumstances surrounding the disappearances of three victims. Their conclusion: the so-called “Killer Clown” had one or more accomplices in those murders.
Criminal defense attorneys Robert Stephenson and Steven Becker, who are partners in a Chicago law practice, said they re-examined the circumstances surrounding the disappearances of three victims. Their conclusion: the so-called “Killer Clown” had one or more accomplices in those murders.
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He probably had hundreds of accomplices. They traveled around in one tiny car.
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