Woman Convicted in 1987 Kidnapping, Death of Kankakee Man Released From Prison – NBC Chicago
A woman convicted in the 1987 kidnapping and death of a northern Illinois businessman has been released from prison
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A woman convicted in the 1987 kidnapping and death of a northern Illinois businessman has been released from prison
A woman convicted in the 1987 kidnapping and death of a northern Illinois businessman has been released from prison. The Illinois Department of Corrections says 60-year-old Nancy Rish was paroled
KANKAKEE, Ill. (AP) — A woman convicted in the 1987 kidnapping and death of a northern Illinois businessman has been released from prison. The Illinois
Nancy Rish, who was originally serving a life sentence for the 1987 kidnapping and murder of Stephen Small, a Kankakee businessman who suffocated after being buried alive, walked free Thursday
Nancy Rish, 60, won a reduction of her life sentence for murder earlier this month and was paroled Thursday. She says she drove Small’s kidnapper because he threatened her and her son but didn’t know he planned to bury Small in a wooden box.