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REWARD INCREASED TO $50,000
The
Livingston County Board has approved contributing approximately $39,000 to
the existing reward being offered for information leading to the arrest and
conviction of Dalton Mesarchik's murderer.
The county's money will
be added to the money contributed by Crime Stoppers, the Mesarchik family,
the Fraternal Order of Police and the Carole Sund/Carrington
Memorial Reward Foundation to bring the reward up to $50,000. |
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SHERIFF REQUESTING INFORMATION |
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Anyone
having information regarding the Abduction/Homicide of Dalton Mesarchik should contact:
Investigative Task Force (Crimestoppers)
(815) 672-9000
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Photo by
M.K.Guetersloh provided courtesy of The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL |
Livingston County Sheriff Robert McCarty is
requesting any information on this hammer.
This type and model of hammer was used in commission of the murder of Dalton Mesarchik.
This is a Benchtop Pro three-pound hammer which has a metal head and a
wooden handle. It is sold at K-Mart.
Anyone who may have owned such a hammer should
call the Livingston County Sheriff's Police
(815) 844-5774 |
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BOARD APPROVES
ESTABLISHMENT OF NURSING HOME CONSTRUCTION FUND
Effective May 1, 2004, revenue the county receives from Allied Waste, for
hosting the Livingston Landfill, will be deposited into a fund that will be
used to cover the costs of designing and constructing a nursing home.
This action was approved by the Board at their meeting on April 15, 2004 and
is in response to the March election in which voters approved construction
of a new nursing home via a referendum that was placed on the ballot.
It is anticipated that the nursing home building project will begin when
construction of the new county jail is completed in April 2005. |
