Cold Case Solved?

And will be used for the next few years to beat up the CPD:

• Eight-year-old Gloria Kowalewicz’s school and church were less than a half-mile from her back door in West Englewood.

  On Nov. 12, 1960, a Saturday, her mother Esther was up early to get her dressed. Gloria had received her First Holy Communion recently, and a nun at St. Mary of Mount Carmel Church had urged the third grader and her classmates to receive the sacrament every day for two weeks to impress the ritual into their memories.

  That Saturday was the last day. But her father needed the family car, so Gloria would have to make the 3½-block trip on foot. For her daughter, the older of two kids, Esther picked out a pink-and-brown checkered dress and a blue leotard. Esther kissed her goodbye and watched from the family’s porch as Gloria walked north on Damen Avenue before turning east onto Marquette Road, past a gas station and out of sight.

  Gloria never made it to the church. Her body would be found just a few hours later in a secluded spot in the suburbs. She had been shot twice in the head.

And horror of horrors:

• It was a crime that shocked the city and stayed a mystery for decades, but now police say they have solved the case using DNA technology. And the perpetrator, they say, was a young man who wore a Chicago Police Department star.

The article is paywalled, but there are ways around it. 

This guy has been off the job for almost four decades, out of Illinois for almost as long, and dead for twenty years. There is not a single Officer on the job who worked with or supervised him for years now. But it will be used by the media and assorted bad actors to paint everyone currently on the job as culpable in some way for the history of a psychopath.