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Cause of Death Revealed for Man Found by Sister in Basement After Meeting 2 Men on Dating AppIllinois authorities have announced the cause of death for George Levin, who was found dead in the basement where he lived in ...
A little after 8 p.m., his sister heard a loud noise from the basement and went down to check. At that time, she encountered Bello Morales who said Levin was fine and would give h ...
As 63-year-old George Levin finished up a Sunday dinner with his mother and sister, two men left a nearby apartment with duct tape, prosecutors said, and entered the Norwood Park home after ...
The two men allegedly beat and bound with duct tape a Norwood Park man they met on a dating app. They allegedly placed more than $4,000 in Amazon purchases from his phone and attempted to withdraw ...
Authorities investigate in the 7600 block of West Talcott Avenue after the suspicious death of 63-year-old George Levin in his Norwood Park home. Network Video Productions Share A family’s ...
Jefferson Ubilla-Delgado, 29, from Venezuela, and Geiderwuin Bello Morales, 21, from Ecuador, both have been charged with first-degree murder and robbery in the death of 63-year-old George Levin.
Authorities said 21-year-old Geiderwuin Morales and 29-year-old Jefferson Ubilla-Delgado are accused of killing 63-year-old George Levin at his home on the evening of Sunday, Jan. 23. Cameras were ...
Bound with duct tape and an extension cord, 63-year-old George Levin had been badly assaulted and left for dead when he was discovered by his sister in the basement apartment of their home late ...
Two people, reported to be illegal immigrants, were arrested Thursday in connection with a man's murder in Chicago over the weekend. George Levin, 63, was found dead by his sister Sunday night, ...
George Levin, 63, was found fatally assaulted in the basement of the home late Sunday, Jan. 26. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune) Two people are in custody in connection with the beating death of a ...
George Levin, 63, was found brutally beaten in the basement of his family's home in January Samira Asma-Sadeque is a legal reporter at PEOPLE's crime desk. Her work includes writing about crime ...
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