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DNA sample leads to charges in 1981 cold case murder in Indiana

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By Elyssa Kaufman Verified, Dylan Van Sickle Verified
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
CHICAGO (CBS) — A father-son detective team in Griffith, Indiana, solved a 1981 cold case with the help of technology that wasn't around when the murder happened. Gregory Thurson was charged with the murder of 51-year-old John Blaylock. In 2018, a Griffith police detective with help of his dad, a retired Griffith detective, looked into the cold case. They sent blood samples found at the scene to the Indiana State Police, and a DNA profile was developed.
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Spring Hill Mall set to 'close its doors permanently.' Here's what to know

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By Dylan Van Sickle Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
According to multiple reports, citing a letter sent to tenants, the mall, with some exceptions, will "close its doors permanently" on March 22. The Daily Herald reported the letter from the mall's owner told tenants they were "grateful for your partnership since we aqcuired Spring Hill Mall on July 16, 2021." Kohan Retail Investment Group, which owns the mall, could not immediately be reached for comment, however.
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Chicago-area teen recounts rushing to bomb shelters while fleeing Israel amid Hamas attack

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By Elyssa Kaufman Verified, Dylan Van Sickle Verified
| WTHI-TV (Terre Haute, IN) Verified
Click here for updates on this story CHICAGO (WBBM) -- A teen from the Chicago suburbs is home safe after traveling to Israel for a study abroad trip during the Hamas terror attacks. Josh Jury, a 17-year-old from Homewood-Flossmoor, recounted his experience visiting a town near Tel Aviv during the attacks. He was with American teens, celebrating the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah with dancing and singing. The celebratory experience came to an end when Jury and his school group woke up to sirens.
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