Family wants SAFE-T Act changes after daughter’s body found in container – NBC5 (Chicago)

"We don’t know how she died. All we know is what he said," said Jennifer Bos, Megan's mom. "He said that she came over to do drugs. He said that she overdosed, and he said that he wasn't in the room. We don't know if any of that is true. And he's not being held before we find out if he had a hand in what happened to my daughter."
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Bobbi
10 months ago

You read the details on this story, and think this cannot be possible. But, Illinois does the impossible every day.

Chercher
10 months ago

Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart was the only Illinois State’s Attorney who supported the SAFE-T Act other than Kim Foxx. So don’t expect them to argue that a man who hid a body for 2 months after the victim died in his house is a threat to the community.

Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

Sorry, lady. Your daughter is collateral damage in the quest to empty and keep empty IL jails. Condolences, thoughts and prayers, though.

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