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New reward offered for tips in the Lane Bryant murders case
It's an unsolved murder case spanning more than a decade. A murder scene in Tinley Park last month being compared to the Lane Bryant murders in 2008. Nate Rodgers has the story.
TINLEY PARK, Ill. - A somber anniversary has arrived.
Friday, Feb. 2 marked 16 years since the murders at the Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park.
Shortly after the store opened on Feb. 2, 2008, a man posing as a delivery driver entered the store in what was believed to be a robbery.
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After spending several minutes inside the store, he shot and killed five women and wounded a sixth.
The woman who survived was able to provide a description to police.
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Last year, Tinley Park police assigned a new detective to the case.
Police say in total, they have followed up on 7,500 leads.
The Village of Tinley Park has a composite sketch of that suspect along with a 911 call recording of his voice.
There is a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Investigators say they firmly believe someone will be able to recognize who this man is.