On Christmas morning, at about 11:30 a.m., Robert M., a doorman at the J.H.Building in Chicago, was on duty. He noticed a black man enter the lobby and approach the “marquee.” The man wore a black “Zorro” hat, a black three-quarter length coat, a black vest, dark pants, black boots and wire rimmed glasses. He had a “fine” moustache and facial hair in the area of his chin.
The man examined the building directory for about 15 minutes, then dialed a number on one of the
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On June 21, Gill Armstrong and his wife Jane were traveling with their infant daughter from Virginia to their home in Florida. They stopped at a hotel off I-95 in St. George about 11:00 p.m.
After checking in, Armstrong went to a nearby restaurant to get some food. When he returned, he
noticed three men standing in the breezeway near his room. Assuming they were hotel guests, he
proceeded back to his room. Continue reading →

About 9:30 p.m. on December 15, Julia Solis and Edward Gonzalez returned to their Whittier home from the house of Edward’s parents. Edward pulled the car onto the driveway, exited the car, and manually opened the garage door because the automatic garage door opener was not working. After opening the door, Edward returned to the car, drove into the garage, and turned off the ignition and car lights. Continue reading →