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Killer in infamous crime dies in prison
BY NICK SWEDBERG Correspondent March 24, 2014 11:06PM
Ricardo Harris for 1999 murders two employees wounding two others during robbery an Oak Lawn liquor store. April 26 2004
Ricardo Harris, for the 1999 murders of two employees and the wounding of two others during the robbery of an Oak Lawn liquor store. April 26, 2004
Updated: March 25, 2014 2:03AM
Ricardo Harris walked into an Oak Lawn liquor store on May 13, 1999 and shot four people with a handgun, killing two employees and wounding two sisters, leaving them for dead.
In April 2004, Harris became the first defendant in Cook County to receive a death sentence since a moratorium on executions was put in place about four years earlier.
But when Gov. Pat Quinn signed a bill in 2011 that abolished the death penalty, Harris’s sentence was changed to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
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