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Chicago man charged with throwing estranged wife Caitlin Tracey down Loop high-rise makes first appearance
A Chicago man accused of throwing his estranged wife to her death down a South Loop luxury condo stairwell will have a full detention hearing Friday, a Cook County judge ordered, after making a first,...

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Adam Beckerink, charged with murder of estranged wife Caitlin Tracey, to appear in court after extradition to Chicago
Caitlin Tracey’s husband, charged with first-degree murder, makes first court appearance
Doctor Charged in Killings of His Ex-Wife and Her Ohio Husband Waives Right to Extradition Hearing
Michael David McKee, 39, a doctor from Chicago, has been charged with premeditated aggravated murder in the shooting deaths of 39-year-old Monique Tepe, whom he divorced in 2017, and dentist Dr. Spenc...

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Weapons found on property of man accused of killing ex-wife and her husband, police say
Ohio Couple Slayings: Wife Was 'Terrified' of 'Very Emotionally Abusive' Ex-Husband Now Charged With Murders, Family Says
SEE IT: Police guard Chicago home of surgeon ex charged in Ohio dentist double murder
Both were found dead with gunshot wounds in their Columbus, Ohio, home.

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Employer of Surgeon Charged with Murdering Ex-Wife and Her Dentist Husband Breaks Silence
Court Docs Provide Inside Look at Divorce Between Slain Ohio Woman, Ex-Husband Before His Arrest for Murder

Husband formally charged with first-degree murder in Berrien County woman’s Chicago high-rise death

A man has been formally charged with first-degree murder in the 2024 death of his estranged wife, who was found dead in a Chicago high-rise.Adam Beckerink was extradited to Cook County, Ill., on Monday after serving a 93-day sentence in the Berrien County Jail on domestic abuse charges stemming from two separate incidents involving Caitlin Tracey at her home in New Buffalo,

Cook County prosecutors argue Chicago attorney charged with wife's murder is threat to community

A Chicago lawyer found himself before a judge on Tuesday, not as an attorney, but as a defendant in a murder case, charged with killing his wife.
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