“Breaking news: Romeoville mass murderers both dead!”
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, september 21, 2023 at 10:08:00 a.m. edt
“Romeoville, ill. (wls) — the suspect in the murder of a family of four in Romeoville is believed to be dead along with another person of interest [!] after a police chase and shooting in oklahoma wednesday.
“Romeoville police said they do believe they know the motive behind the murder of a family of four, but will not release it yet.
“investigators said the man and woman lived in streamwood, identifying the male suspect as 31-year-old Nathaniel Huey, Jr.
“the woman was reported by family as missing from streamwood tuesday night, police said.
“On wednesday morning, catoosa, oklahoma officials were alerted to a vehicle in their jurisdiction that matched a description and license plate of the suspects’ vehicle.
“during an attempted traffic stop, the vehicle [sic] drove away and crashed, police said.
“the vehicle caught fire, and officers believed they heard two gunshots.
“a woman was found in the passenger seat with a gunshot wound, police said. she was taken to a hospital in critical condition and later died, an attorney representing her family said.
“an attorney representing the woman’s family identified her as Ermalinda Palomo. neighbors said she and Huey lived in streamwood together for about the past six years.”
GRA: I can’t wait to hear what the “motive” was.
--GRA
2 comments:
NATHANIEL HUEY WAS PROHIBITED FROM HAVING A GUN(GUESS HE DIDN'T OBEY WHITE LAW)--HAD LENGTHY CRIMINAL RECORD(GUESS HE N E V E R OBEYED WHITE LAW)
(cbs2)Huey had been on police radar for years. The CBS 2 Investigators uncovered one court document from 2017 stating he was to refrain from possessing a firearm or other dangerous weapons.
That order came after a history of numerous arrests - including a 2016 battery and multiple several DUIs, including an aggravated DUI in 2017.
In the 2017 case, we found Huey spent at least 30 days in the Cook County Jail – and was then he put on house arrest, followed by probation for two years.
But on Huey's Facebook page, he publicly flaunted his arsenal of weapons, trying to get people to hire his security company called Black Bear Security.
We found despite his record, Huey continued to have guns. We also found that company was never licensed by Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
Her attorney was stunned when he heard about Huey obtaining firearms despite his background.
(GRA:Shocking,I tell you,a black,who shouldn't have a gun,has an arsenal.)
"Well, that's awful," he said. "Obviously, it's awful."
The attorney said police have not told the family many details yet.
"As far as for her death, it's been ruled a homicide," he said. "She was shot in the head."
--GRA
"Ermalinda Palomo"
Streamwood a considerable distance from Romeoville. So what is the connection between the deceased famblee and Ermalinda?
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