Victim tells man who set her house on fire she forgives him
"I'm sorry for whatever you had to go through that brought you to that day," Jore Defrey told Aaron Woods, 31, Tuesday morning in court.
Stay updated with breaking news from Samuel Cappas. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
"I'm sorry for whatever you had to go through that brought you to that day," Jore Defrey told Aaron Woods, 31, Tuesday morning in court.
"The last thing my son said to his kids—he was a full time dad, he had custody — was, 'I'll be back,'" the victim's mother said to a judge Tuesday
“Most everyone who commits serious crimes in Lake County winds up here,” Lake Superior Judge Samuel Cappas said. “Every morning they’re concentrated in this building.”
The complex is a massive and intimidating structure of dark steel and maze-like hallways, swirling with juicy gossip — personal and political — for more than 50 years.
Andres Perez, 45, admitted he chased the woman in vehicle on I-94 and shot her in the foot, months after shooting her brother outside an East Chicago home.