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Trevor man’s homage to slain wife not interrupted by arrest

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Ken Hutchison, of Trevor, right, places flowers with Ashley Doyle, of McHenry, Ill., left, and Tammie Schuster, of Wonder Lake, Ill., at the site of a memorial Sunday morning for Ken\'s late wife, Mary in Lindenhurst, Ill. ( KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO BY SEAN KRAJACIC )

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A different kind of Mother’s Day

LINDENHURST, Ill. — No police showed up after all when Trevor resident Ken Hutchison and a few dozen family members and friends on Sunday paid their respects to his slain wife on private property.

“Maybe the chief of police has a bigger heart” than the owner of the property where his wife, Mary Hutchison, was murdered in November 2006, Hutchison said....More

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