Brothers found dead in car are Peoria's 10th, 11th homicides
The identities of two brothers, fatally shot Wednesday night, were released by the Peoria County Coroner's office on Thursday.
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The identities of two brothers, fatally shot Wednesday night, were released by the Peoria County Coroner's office on Thursday.
The identities of two brothers, fatally shot Wednesday night, were released by the Peoria County Coroner's office on Thursday.
Two brothers found dead in parked car are Peoria's 10th, 11th homicides Andy Kravetz, Journal Star © Provided by El Paso Times Police lights PEORIA -- The identities of two brothers, fatally shot Wednesday night, were released by the Peoria County Coroner's office on Thursday. Eric D. Bailey II, 27, and Zamion Bailey, 22, both of Peoria "suffered multiple gunshot wounds to their bodies, and both died instantly," said Peoria County Coroner Jamie Harwood in a news release which announced the results of the autopsy. The deaths were the 10th and 11th homicides of 2021 and come ...
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