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Anne Lockett spent nine years not only burdened with the knowledge of who committed a horrific, unsolved massacre at a suburban restaurant in 1993, but also living in constant fear that she and her loved ones might be next.
Even though Marcus Nellsen had been working only for a few months at Brown's Chicken in Palatine on Jan. 8, 1993, he felt at home, his sister said. "It was a family-owned franchise and I know he felt like part of the family there."
Jessica Platte was 5 years old and in kindergarten when she lost her father, Marcus Nellsen, in the Brown's Chicken massacre. I can remember the sound of his voice. I would like there to be more (memories)," she says.
Even though Marcus Nellsen had been working only for a few months at Brown's Chicken in Palatine on Jan. 8, 1993, he felt at home, his sister said. "It was a family-owned franchise and I know he felt like part of the family there."
On a cold January night 30 years ago, two killers cut short the lives of seven people at a Brown's Chicken restaurant in Palatine.