Mental fitness exam ordered for Algonquin double murder suspect
An Algonquin man accused of killing his mother and stepfather in November will receive an evaluation to determine his mental fitness at the time of the murders.
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An Algonquin man accused of killing his mother and stepfather in November will receive an evaluation to determine his mental fitness at the time of the murders.
A 36-year-old Algonquin man charged with killing his mother and stepfather in November and hiding their bodies pleaded not guilty to all charges Thursday, according to McHenry County court records.
Prosecutors on Friday approved first-degree murder charges against the 36-year-old man who on Wednesday was charged with hiding the bodies of his mother and stepfather, both of Algonquin, in a U-Haul truck.
Prosecutors on Friday approved first-degree murder charges against the 36-year-old man who on Wednesday was charged with hiding the bodies of an Algonquin man and woman in a U-Haul truck.
Maxim Parnov, who police had been searching for in connection with two Algonquin residents found dead this week, was arrested in Wisconsin on Thursday morning, police said.