Son Who Killed Dad Claimed Slaying Was 'Religious Duty': Cops | PatchPM

Here are the stories trending across Illinois on Tuesday night.

'Delusional' Son Claims It Was His 'Religious Duty' To Kill Father: Prosecutors

A 28-year-old man accused of killing his father with a sledgehammer reportedly admitted to police that his doctors believe he is "delusional," but said it was his "religious duty" to kill his father.>>Read More.

Woman Found Dead Near Library Is Season's 1st Cold Weather Death: Medical Examiner

Autopsy results determined the woman’s cause of death to be hypothermia and heart disease. >>Read More.

More Than 1,500 Tips Submitted By Potential Victims Of Chiropractor Accused Of Recording Nude Patients

Investigators said many of the recordings appeared to be taken from a room used for red light and near-infrared light therapy. The victims were mostly female and ranged in age from children to adults.>>Read More.

Grave Site Robber Nabbed By Tracking Device In Stolen Bronze Vase: Sheriff

A grave site robber was caught thanks to a tracking device in a stolen bronze vase, police said.>>Read More.

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