CRIME, trial begins in 2001 double homicide [SP, M]
Chicago Tribune (Victoria Pierce):
The victims were Jesus Lozoya, 40, and Jesus Rodriguez, 33.
According to Trevino's statement the killings were over a drug debt. Trevino also claimed to have an accomplice. The state's attorney says the evidence does not support this claim.
A murder trial began Tuesday in the Maybrook courthouse for a Stone Park man accused of killing two Schiller Park men and setting their bodies on fire in Maywood in 2001.
Luis Trevino, 27, could face the death penalty if convicted.
The victims were Jesus Lozoya, 40, and Jesus Rodriguez, 33.
According to Trevino's statement the killings were over a drug debt. Trevino also claimed to have an accomplice. The state's attorney says the evidence does not support this claim.
posted by Carl Nyberg at
6:05 PM
1 Comments:
I would rather kill Luis myself. It was my dad he killed.
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Anonymous, at 3:13 AM, January 30, 2007
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