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20 years after shooting, nightmares linger James Fuller Daily Herald FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 People hug on April 15, 2001, the day after the call came into the Elgin Police Department to respond to what would now be called a mass shooting.George LeClaire | Daily Herald (AP)Show MoreShow Less 2of9 Steinar Andersen’s wife, Penny, was out with friends at JB’s Pub, just two blocks away from home, when a mass shooting took place.Rick West | Daily Herald (AP)Show MoreShow Less 3of9 4of9 A patron of JB’s bar is overtaken with emotion on April 15, 2001, the day after a shooter entered the bar...

20 years after Elgin mass shooting nightmares continue JAMES FULLER, Daily Herald FacebookTwitterEmail 9 1of9This undated photo shows Steinar Andersen in Huntley, Ill. Twenty years ago, his wife, Penny, was out with friends at JB’s Pub, just two blocks away. She was not among the three women banging on his door to tell him she was in trouble. (Rick West/Daily Herald via AP)Rick West/APShow MoreShow Less 2of9This undated photo shows Schaumburg, Ill., police chief Bill Wolf posed in Schaumburg, Ill. Schaumburg Police Chief Bill Wolf was one of the lead Elgin police detectives for...

Unidentified people hug in Elgin, Ill., on April 15, 2001, the day after the call came into the Elgin Police Department to respond to what we would now call a mass shooting at JB's bar in Elgin. (George LeClaire/Daily Herald via AP) George LeClaire ELGIN — The desperate pounding on Steinar Andersen's door was ominous in the way only loud noises in the night can be. His wife, Penny, was out with friends at JB's Pub, just two blocks away. She was not among the three women banging on his door to tell him she was in trouble. Anderson swept his 11-year-old stepson, Travis, out of ...