There have been complicating factors in the prosecution one of Naperville's coldest - and most chilling - cases.
-- Julie Ann Hanson was raped and murdered in Naperville in the summer of 1972, and it took almost 50 years for police to make an arrest.
Hanson was reported missing on July 8, 1972. She borrowed her brother's bike to ride to his baseball game from their Wehrli Drive home, and the 15-year-old never came back. It was June 2021 when the case turned. DNA from the scene - measured at a trillionth of a gram - matched with a 23andMe-type service., a welder living in suburban Minneapolis, lived in Naperville in '72 - and killed Julie Ann Hanson.
But look further, and documents are supposed to include everything from"statements of the defendant" to"supplemental physical evidence" – and even the"list of witnesses, which instructs the reader to"see attached.", we asked Whelpley's defense attorney, Terry Ekl, why so little is public.
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