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Bond Denied for Man Charged in Killing of Wisconsin Burger King Employee  LINDENHURST, Ill. — A Lake County judge denied bond Saturday for a man charged in the death of a Wisconsin woman whose body was found at the Burger King restaurant where she worked. James Ealy, 42, of Lake Villa was being held at the Lake County Jail, according to a jail spokeswoman. Ealy was arrested and charged Friday with first-degree homicide in the death of Mary Hutchison, 45, of Trevor, Wis., which is about 10 miles north of the restaurant. Ealy is married and is employed as a "service worker" at an "area fast-food and department store," police said in a statement. Another employee who had just come to work found Hutchison's body at about 5:15 a.m. on Monday, police have said. They said her death appeared to be related to a robbery. Ealy's telephone number in Lake Villa was unlisted. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney. Lindenhurst is about 50 miles north of Chicago. Until Hutchison's killing, there hadn't been a homicide in the community since Sept. 28, 1997, when a 62-year-old woman was stabbed 65 times inside her home. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
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DNA links black to claw-hammer murder of 84-year-old White woman   Harris County Sheriff’s investigators believe they caught Edric Carmichael Wilson, the man who killed Joel Osteen’s great aunt, Johnnie Daniels. He is charged with capital murder. Wilson appears to be a crack addict with a long criminal history. They said he was already in custody after a traffic violation and car chase Sept. 4.
Wilson was singled out after his DNA as put into a national DNA data base and officials got a hit.
It was Wilson’s DNA that was reportedly found under Daniels' finger nails after her body was found inside her home. “Obviously she did put up a fight. He did beat her with a claw hammer. She was severely beaten. Her face was just completely mangled," said Harris County Sheriff Tommy Thomas.
It happened August 17. Officials said Wilson rifled Daniels' pockets before leaving. Officials said Wilson may also be responsible for another stabbing at 14300 Laredo.
They said Wilson may also be the person who robbed a gas station on the south loop and Wayside August 14.
If Wilson is convicted of the Daniels murder he could be sentenced to death. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
| Black former Burger King employee arrested for murder of White mother of three and BK manager LINDENHURST -- James Ealy was arrested for the murder of Burger King manager Mary Hutchison. He was charged with first-degree murder according to Lindenhurst Police. Ealy was being held in Jail late Friday. Ealy is employed as a service worker at a fast-food restaurant and at a department store. Ealy is a former employee of the Lindenhurst Burger King. He could not say when he worked at the store or if the suspect knew Hutchison. Authorities searched the Lakeview Terrance apartment complex and also drained 50,000 gallons of water from a retention pond near the fast-food restaurant. Hutchison was found Monday morning inside the Burger King by another employee who used her key to get into the restaurant to start her shift. She was found lying in a pool of blood in the office area of the restaurant near the open safe. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
Execution looms for the black murderer of elderly White couple who were robbed and shot in the head  RICHMOND, Va. -- From their cells on Virginia's death row, the inmates can hear Percy Levar Walton laughing. His chuckles, the inmates say, come from nowhere, and are often mixed with shouts and incoherent babbling. He talks back to voices only he can hear. He once told a psychiatrist he plans to go to Burger King--after he is executed. On Friday, Walton is scheduled to die. And Walton, his attorneys say, has no idea. Walton, 28, came within two hours of death on June 8 when Gov. Timothy M. Kaine delayed the execution for six months to allow for new evaluations of the triple killer's mental condition and competence. Kaine is reviewing the results of those evaluations as he considers Walton's request for clemency. Walton pleaded guilty in 1997 to the murders of Jessie and Elizabeth Kendrick, a couple in their 80s, and 33-year-old Archie Moore. The Danville residents were robbed and shot in the head; Moore's body was found stuffed in a closet, his corpse doused in cologne. At trial, Fuller called Walton "a sadistic, ruthless and cold-blooded murderer who has no conscience." The Kendricks' daughter, Barbara Case, said she is unsure about Walton's current mental state, though she believes he was sane when he committed the murders. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
Man gets 15 years after burning dog to death in oven  A man has been sentenced to 15 years in jail for burning a dog to death in the oven of the last house he burglarized in a series of burglaries in summer 2005. Alexander Davis, 20, had been charged with seven counts of burglary and with aggravated animal cruelty, for which he received the maximum sentence of five years. He also faces five years probation after the jail term. Davis was arrested in August 2005 after a woman returned home to find her home burglarized and her 1-year-old rat terrier "Zoe" burned to death in the oven, which had been set to 400 degrees. Evelyn Jeanette Williams was also arrested in the case and pleaded guilty to theft by receiving for selling some of the stolen property to a pawn shop. She was sentenced to one year in jail and four years of probation. She was not charged in the burglaries and authorities couldn't link her to the dog incident. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Burned Alive!) |
Police Recover Alleged Murder Weapon In Madison Slaying Madison police have recovered what is believed to be the weapon used to kill a man last week on the city's West Side. The woman who police have identified as a suspect in the slaying, Britney Langlois, 20, was arrested by federal officials in Chicago. Authorities said that she is considered the only suspect in the death of Henry Lee Jr., 22. Langlois is now being held on an unrelated parole violation. Langlois was expected in an Illinois court on Monday for an extradition hearing. Gunshot Victim Tells Story To 27 News A young woman, Britney Langlois, 20, is a suspect in a recent Madison killing. In 2001, Langlois shot and wounded an innocent bystander: a UW-Madison college student, and changed his life. That victim, Chris Tomczak, told his story of survival to 27 News. The bullet broke three ribs and lodged in Tomczak's back, where it remains. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A local rabbi caught going to a house for what he thought would be a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old boy has been sentenced to more than six years in prison. The boy turned out to be a 26-year-old man working for Perverted Justice, a group that exposes adults who use the Internet to arrange sex with children. "This incident was my cry out for help to fight my personal demons," he said.