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Feds say accused Indiana gambling boss sent witness death threats from church (opens the original)
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Federal investigators say James "Jimmy the Greek" Gerodemos took video of flaming memorial candles in the back of a church, candles to honor the dead, and then sent the video to degenerate gamblers who owed money to his bookies. Authorities say Gerodemos said on video that he lit the candles for family members, adding, "I say for them to die." The so-called Holy War waged by Jimmy the Greek against victims of his illicit gambling business is just one reason prosecutors say he should remain behin
New tech stalled at Chicago’s 911 emergency center as dispatchers stick to old system (opens the original)
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The City of Chicago's new, $75 million 911 dispatch system is still at a real-time pause and handling no actual calls as of Thursday, days after NBC 5 Investigates first reported the tech was postponed because of questions about its performance capabilities and impact on public safety. According to city officials, it's being used for simulated calls only, while Chicago emergency dispatchers and aldermen say they are frustrated and fearful. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “The syst
Identity of Idaho's 'Unknown Wanderer' released, but no tie to Chicago Tylenol murders revealed (opens the original)
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During a Wednesday news conference in Boise, Idaho, ADA County Sheriff’s Dept. cold case detective Tim Cooper announced that they had come up with a name for the “Unknown Wanderer,” a long unidentified death-by-suicide victim in 1982. That man, now identified as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski, was found dead of self-inflicted cyanide poisoning in Dec, 1982, about three months after the Chicago area Tylenol/cyanide murders. Seven people died in the Chicago metro area beginning in late September 198
Despite concerns, Chicago's mayor is full speed ahead on new 911 dispatch plan (opens the original)
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OEMC is literally a matter of life and death for Chicagoans, but Chicago officials are busy preparing to change over their 911 dispatching system. For crime victims, families who wake up in a burning home, or for somebody having a heart attack, 911 is a critical resource, and now the city's Office of Emergency Management and Communications is on the verge of replacing its dispatch system with a new one. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Mayor Brandon Johnson told NBC Chicago that "t
‘Not the Sopranos:' Gambling, extortion case has Indiana court swamped with evidence (opens the original)
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The lead defense attorney in a case that has been tinged with references to the Mafia tonight says the men and woman charged are "not the Sopranos," but federal prosecutors say they have amassed such a large collection of evidence that needs to be processed, duplicated and shared among 22 defense teams that the case feels like it could run as long as the TV show did. The targets of Operation Porterhouse Parlay walking into federal court in Hammond 19 weeks after they were arrested and charged wi
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