Missing Woman's Remains Found 16 Years Later | PatchPM

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Missing Woman's Remains Found 16 Years Later At IL Home: Coroner

Michelle "Shelly" R. Bianco was last seen April 5, 2008, at her cousin’s home near where her remains were found, despite reports that she was seen getting into a black Pontiac with a man shortly before her disappearance. Before the skeletal remains were found this week, homeowners over the weekend discovered personal items linked to the missing woman.>>Read More.

Concealed Carry Holder Thought 'Senior Assassin' Was Real Threat: Cops

Police responded after a group of high school students entered a local restaurant wearing ski masks and displaying water guns, which looked like firearms, according to officials. An adult, who is a concealed carry holder, mistook the situation as a genuine threat. Police said the situation could have "escalated quickly.">>Read More.

Man Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound After Murder Attempt: Police

Police responding to a report of a man with a gun heard a gunshot before a 43-year-old woman opened the front door and came outside, saying she was shot, according to police. She was taken to an area hospital, while authorities said the man fled, leading police on a chase before dying of a gunshot wound.>>Read More.

Man Exposes Himself To Employee At Boutique: Police

A female employee of the boutique told police a man entered the store, picked out a clothing item, and approached the cashier before exposing himself.>>Read More.

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