Authorities released video of the last time 6-year-old Timmothy Pitzen was seen publicly. Pitzen went missing May 13 in Wisconsin. His mother committed suicide and was found dead May 14.
Video Released by Police of Missing Aurora Boy
In the Aftermath of Jahmeshia's Death, City Searches for Answers
Jahmeshia Conner, a 12-year-old girl found raped and murdered in an Englewood alley two weeks after she had been reported missing, was put to rest Saturday, the Sun-Times reports.
Missing Girl Found Dead In Alley
A tragic story broke last night as the body of 12-year-old Jahmeshia Conner, missing for two weeks, was found in a South Side alley last night. According to the Tribune, the body was found in an alley on the 6400 block of South Marshfield and while the Cook County Medical Examiner's office hasn't officially identified the body, family members told the Trib they identified photographs of the body as Jahmeshia. Birdie Lewis, the girl's mother, told the Tribune, "Her face was bashed in. And there was blood and scratches over her face. Why would they do that to her? That's a baby." According to the Trib's timeline:
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- A man died in an area Dunkin Donuts in 2007 and now his mother is suing the franchisees for wrongful death.
- The search continues for toddler Jada Justice, missing since last week, but Indiana police claim they have no promising leads.
- WBEZ examines some of the possible fall out from putting caps on campaign contributions.
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- Former Chicago alderman Edward "Fast Eddie" Vrdolyak has been ordered by a judge to cough up the money to cover court costs for waiting until the last second to change his plea to guilty.
- In spite of threats from angry Aldermen, Mayor Daley's 2009 City Budget is one step closer to becoming a reality.
- The three-year-old girl who went missing last night was found safely but the search is now on for the woman who apparently tried to abduct her in the first place.
Hudsons Take To Media For Help
As the search continues for missing 7-year-old Julian King, his family has taken to the media to plea for his safe return. In an appearance at a South Side Church, his mother Julia said:
I don't care who you are, just let my baby go. I just want my son back. He doesn't deserve this...I have to believe that he’s OK. I have that hope that he’s OK, I have that faith that he’s OK...He’s not your typical 7-year-old.He doesn’t want to go outside, he doesn’t want to play. He’d rather stay at home and read a book or do some schoolwork or be with his relatives. That’s all Julian wants...I know he’s out there. Just let him go. Put him on the side of the street. He’ll sit there.She also said he answers to the nicknames "Juicebox" and "Dr. King."

