Howard County Police

Two Howard County detectives step away from the scene of the crime in the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" href="/topic/us/illinois/cook-county/chicago/forest-glen-PLGEO100100501252900.topic" title="Forest Glen" id="PLGEO100100501252900">Forest Glen</a> development. The residence where the crimes took place is hidden from view.

Baltimore Sun photo by Algerina Perna / November 1, 2009

Two Howard County detectives step away from the scene of the crime in the Forest Glen development. The residence where the crimes took place is hidden from view.

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