Appellate Court of Illinois· 8/1/1978

People v. Weinger

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63 Ill. App. 3d 171
379 N.E.2d 810
19 Ill. Dec. 938
1978 Ill. App. LEXIS 3019

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concluding that it was a “logical supposition” for the defendant to have clothing and jewelry purportedly worn by him during the murders he was charged with, as well as the murder weapon, in his apartment
concluding that it was a “logical supposition” for the defendant to have clothing and jewelry purportedly worn by him during the murders he was charged with, as well as the murder weapon, in his apartment
concluding that it was a \logical supposition\ for the defendant to have clothing and jewelry purportedly worn by him during the murders he was charged with, as well as the murder weapon, in his apartment
concluding that it was a “logical supposition” for the defendant to have clothing and jewelry purportedly worn by him during the murders he was charged with, as well as the murder weapon, in his apartment
concluding that it was a “logical supposition” for the defendant to have clothing and jewelry purportedly worn by him during the murders he was charged with, as well as the murder weapon, in his apartment

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