It's been 20 years since Brian Carrick of Johnsburg disappeared and questions remain
Twenty years ago, while families were preparing for Christmas celebrations, a Johnsburg teen walked into a grocery store across the street from his home and was never seen again.
However, his blood was found in and around the produce cooler and on boxes in a compactor behind the grocery store. On New Year's Day 2003, a prayer vigil of more than 1,000 people was held in the parking lot of Val's, which today is renamed Angelo's.
In the earlier months of the investigation, then-Johnsburg Police Chief Ken Rydberg said he felt they were making progress, interviewing several people, checking 100 pages of phone records and exploring as many as 300 tips. Lamb also claimed to have thrown a fatal punch in an attempt to collect money owed to Casciaro at Casciaro's direction. He later recanted his story.
"Initially, the thought was not foul play, but that Brian had run away or gone to a friend's house," Casciaro said last week.Former Assistant State's Attorney Michael"Mick" Combs said that he stands behind his case against Casciaro.
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