Patch Flash: Suspected Killer of Teen Had Long History of Violence
Chicagoland news to talk about: Credit unions pick up many new members on Bank Transfer Day.
The man charged with first degree felony murder and residential burglary in the stabbing death of 14-year-old Kelli O'Laughlin has a criminal history dating back to 1991. "Many of the charges involved violence," said Orland Park Police Chief Tim McCarthy, who is the chairman of the South Suburban Major Crimes Task Force. In the past 20 years, John L. Wilson has only spent three of them outside the walls of a prison. Credit unions are reporting huge bumps in business as people pull their money out of banks and put it into non-profit credit unions. The movement, which grew out of the scathing reaction to Bank of America’s since retracted decision to charge for debit card use, has declared Saturday “Bank Transfer Day.” Driving on Route 47 …
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