his downstairs neighbor told the new york post the following, it seemed like he never slept, he was doing something all night, i don t know how he could have killed someone, he doesn t look that tough. there are reports he is a recovering heroin addict. now the families speaking out and rushing to his defense friday saying we have fully cooperated with law enforcement in attempt to seek the truth and promote his presumption of innocence rather than make erroneous assumptions. he drove 2000 miles from idaho to pennsylvania in order to allegedly hide at his parent s homes in the poconos. the murder weapon has not been recovered. todd: here is jonathan gilliam on the case. if they have the d.n.a. and we don t know what other evidence they have, typically if they can put a person using the cell tower information and the d.n.a. evidence, once a start building a motive and picture of his movement and evidence that puts him there at the time of the scene, it will be easier cas
bullet issue that is good because illinois is not the most unsafe place in the nation. there are more bullets in the gun and the people of illinois need to turn to the supreme court justice in illinois and put pressure publicly on the court to pay attention to their safety while they that you can about the nuances and it is important of pretrial hearing and ekwap application, talking about broad judicial discretion in this legislative fiasco that governor pritzker signed into law, taking away your ability for recourse in the judicial system because the criminal gets the benefits and the victim pays the price. todd: you are saying put pressure on the court through