Families of two Pratt shooting victims back new Illinois gun ownership law Bonnie Rich, mother of Trevor Wehner, with Thomas Wehner, his father, and Abby Parks, wife of Clayton Parks. Clayton and Trevor were killed in 2019 at the Henry Pratt Co. in Aurora. They are holding gun legislation signed Monday in Aurora by Gov. J.B. Pritzker. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer Gov. J.B. Pritzker holds up new signed legislation that helps address gun violence in Illinois, at a bill-signing ceremony Monday at the Aurora Police Department. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer Bonnie Rich, mother of Trevor Wehner, 21, holds his picture as she listens to Gov. J.B. Pritzker sign legislation that will address gun violence in Illinois. Trevor was killed in 2019 in a shooting at the Henry Pratt Co. in Aurora.
Editor’s Note: The Tribune previously identified the victim in this case as Tasha Roberts, but Cascade County Attorney Josh Racki said she used the last names “Roberts” and “Rush.” Racki refers to her as Rush throughout the trial, so that is the name the Tribune is using in order to quote the testimony exactly.
The jury began hearing witness testimony Tuesday in the homicide trial of Stanley Isaac Lebeau, who is accused of killing Tasha Rush in 2017 and leaving her body in a bathtub at the Airway Motel in Great Falls.
Two Great Falls Police Department officers and a Montana Probation and Parole Officer testified to the series of events that led to Lebeau’s arrest on May 16, 2017.