The vicious crime occurred in 1983, and to say the story is complicated is understating the issue enormously.
Instead of rehashing every detail of the case here--which would take hours, I'd like to focus on this comment from author and uber-liberal Scott Turow
, from the Chicago Sun-Times:"I hope the jury that ultimately considers Brian Dugan's fate bears in mind that whatever horrible acts he committed, he somehow had the strength of character to take responsibility for a murder for which other men had been sentenced to death," Turow said.
Strength of character? This already-convicted killer is a monster.
The Sun-Times article does a pretty good job of summarizing the Nicarico case.
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