Murderer Awarded $450,000 By Jury: The Palatine Brown's Chicken Massacre (We Are NOT HAPPY!!!)

From the March 10, 2014, DeKalb (Il.) Chronicle "Jury awards $450K to man convicted in 1993 slayings" by AP. //// And believe me, people around here are plenty riled by this news. Murderer James Degorski and another person stabbed and shot seven people to death at Brown's Chicken in Palatine, Illinois, in 1993 and then were able to avoid arrest until 2002 when the girlfriend of one of them turned them in after they bragged about what they had done. //// The murderer accused a Cook County jail guard of punching him and breaking his cheekbone and eye socket at the time of his arrest. //// A three-day trial was held and the jury ruled for the murderer. The murderer's attorney said "...we are all entitled to our civil rights." I have to wonder what she would have said if one of the seven had been a friend or relative? //// Sure, like the murderer was worried about the civil rights of the seven whose lives he ended. //// I personally have to wonder about those people on the jury. //// Now, Let's Figure Out How Much the Murderer Owes for the Seven Lives He Took That Night. --RoadDog