Apparently, the man was questioned about the Tinley Park case– so says the Chicago Tribune. While the man is not officially a suspect, he’s not off the hook yet. “Not by any stretch of the imagination,” Mayor Ed Zabrocki told the Trib. “They’re checking it out.”
 
Wake me up if he ever becomes a suspect– officially.

Tinley Park Police Cmdr. Rick Bruno told the Chicago Tribune today that the parole violator has no connection to the killings, despite his resemblance to the sketch.
 
“I don’t know where you’re getting that stuff,” he said, “but there are no suspects, no arrests and that’s the truth.”
 
So, why did the Tribune call him a suspect mere hours ago? The plot thickens.

Thanks to Rev Lee for sending me the link. I was lost in journalistic oblivion.
 
A suspect in the Tinley Park killings was taken in today. The man was wanted for parole violation, but after he was apprehended, investigators noticed that he looked a lot like the Tinley Park police sketch.
 
I’m tempted to rejoice at this point– bust out a couple cans of flat Coke and go crazy (I need to go shopping…). But I’m also wary. This is just one suspect. Who’s to say he’s our guy?
 
What do you think? Do you think that the hunt is finally over? Or should we put up a couple of more billboards?

That’s all we’ve got for now, but it seems like good news.