A tragic incident unfolded in the Norwood Park neighborhood of northwest Chicago, where authorities discovered the body of 63-year-old George Levin. Police found Levin tied up with duct tape and an extension cord in a basement bedroom. The discovery was made on Sunday night, following a call from Levin's sister, who first found the body after hearing a loud noise from his apartment.
The Cook County Medical Examiner's office identified Levin as the victim. An autopsy revealed that he died from multiple injuries sustained during an assault, prompting police to investigate the case as a homicide.
Levin's sister stumbled upon the crime scene, which has left the local community in shock. Norwood Park is known for being a tight-knit community where crime is rare. Neighbors expressed disbelief over the incident, with many knowing most people in the area. David Kane, a resident, voiced his concerns about the safety of the neighborhood.
"Definitely disturbing to hear something like this." – David Kane
"You know, something happening basically right around the corner from me, you know, what happened here?" – David Kane
As part of their investigation, police are questioning two people of interest related to Levin's death. Authorities are determined to uncover the circumstances leading to this brutal crime and are working diligently to piece together what transpired.
The neighborhood's sense of security has been shaken by this incident, raising concerns among its residents. Many are grappling with the fact that such violence could occur in their otherwise peaceful community. Despite the ongoing investigation, police have yet to release further details on potential suspects or motives behind the killing.
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