A woman whose remains were found in a freezer at a Northwest Side home has been identified as Frances Walker, officials said Wednesday.
A woman whose remains were found in a freezer at a Northwest Side home has been identified, officials said Wednesday afternoon.
Additionally, contents inside a garbage can that were located at 5101 N. Simmonds Dr., at Foster Beach, and that officials said were connected to Walker’s case, have been determined to be “nonhuman,” according to a spokeswoman for the medical examiner’s office, who added it was not an animal.Meanwhile, a 36-year-old woman remains in custody in connection with the case, according to police.
The tenant also told police the residents of the home were scared of one of the other people who lived there. The tenant that the others were afraid of, Deenihan said, had recently called a tow truck and carried out a heavy bag. The individual dumped the large bag in a garbage can at Foster Beach, police said.Chicago Tribune editors' top story picks, delivered to your inbox each afternoon.Detectives discovered bloody rags and towels inside the can and secured the scene. The can and its contents were transported to the medical examiner’s office Tuesday morning.
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