The murder of the two attorneys a few years back became even more unsolvable because one of the people who has bungled the case for years, has now been put in a position to block every other agency who was actually doing good work.
Tom Johnson
Leslie Jones
Raul Montes Jr. and Frank Coconate said during an Oct. 9 press conference they are offering a $5,000 reward to anyone who has information that can lead to the identity and conviction of the killer or killers of Tom Johnson and Leslie Jones.https://t.co/UHYW5XvyAF
— John Sheehan 🌹 (@dogstar7tweets) October 9, 2020
Murder mystery of 2 prominent Oak Park attorneys still unsolved a year later
CHICAGO (WLS) — It has been a year of torment for the loved ones of Tom Johnson and Leslie Jones; a year of frustration for friends and legal colleagues who can’t understand why the case of the couple killed in cold blood hasn’t been solved; and a year of unanswered questions for Oak Park police.
One year ago Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., a grisly discovery was made in a 113-year-old Oak Park home. Leslie Ann Jones, 67, and her 69-year old husband Thomas Johnson had been stabbed numerous times.
The couple both had Harvard law degrees. Jones was found on a second floor staircase landing; Johnson was in a bedroom.
Whoever killed them spent considerable time in the house.
“The crime scene is large. A three story, nearly 4,000 square foot home that sits upon over 10,000 feet of land,” said LaDon Reynolds, chief of the Oak Park Police Department, in a YouTube video posted in February.
It is one of the few public statements by Oak Park police, who declined numerous invitations from the I-Team to discuss the case and perhaps elicit new information from viewers, leaving family members, who also declined to be interviewed, to wonder what happened and why. – Source
