Bail set for Naperville man accused of illegal gun, drug possession
Bail was set at $8,000 Thursday for a Naperville man arrested on weapons and drug charges.
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Bail was set at $8,000 Thursday for a Naperville man arrested on weapons and drug charges.
UpdatedWed, Jun 9, 2021 at 11:33 am CT Reply Bail for Naperville murder defendant Barry Lee Whelpley has been set at $10 million. (Mugshot via Will County Jail ) JOLIET, IL — On Wednesday morning, 76-year-old Minnesota resident Barry Whelpley appeared over a video monitor from the Will County Jail for his first court appearance in connection with the 1972 slaying of Naperville teenager Julie Hanson. The Will County State's Attorney's Office of Jim Glasgow has charged Whelpley, who has been living in Mounds View, Minnesota, with three counts of first-degree murder. Wednesday's court hearing...
Nearly 49 years after Julie Ann Hanson was found stabbed to death in a cornfield, a Minnesota man has been charged with murdering the 15-year-old Naperville girl.
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Details of a “breakthrough” in the 1972 murder of Naperville teen Julie Ann Hanson are to be announced Friday morning by Naperville Police Chief Robert Marshall and Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow.