Charles Huber

Something would spark up and then they would test it and they'd get negative results. And then it would just kind of go cold again as fast as it heated back up.

Something would spark up and then they would test it and they'd get negative results. And then it would just kind of go cold again as fast as it heated back up.

She was hanging out with some friends. She had walked over to a laundromat that was about a block away to buy some soda, and she was never heard from again.

She was hanging out with some friends. She had walked over to a laundromat that was about a block away to buy some soda, and she was never heard from again.

It looked like somebody had staged it to look like she had been hit by a car. She was laying like on the outside of a bridge curve in the snowbank. So she was laying in the snow alongside the road.

It looked like somebody had staged it to look like she had been hit by a car. She was laying like on the outside of a bridge curve in the snowbank. So she was laying in the snow alongside the road.

So that was a whole case of theirs that had been sitting on their desk for the same as ours. You know, it's just one of those that would work and they didn't have any evidence to tie anybody to it.

So that was a whole case of theirs that had been sitting on their desk for the same as ours. You know, it's just one of those that would work and they didn't have any evidence to tie anybody to it.

The Lyle Police Department reopened one of their cold closings in 2019.

The Lyle Police Department reopened one of their cold closings in 2019.

Since then, I believe that like Ancestry.com and 23andMe and these are no longer required to give information over to the police without search warrants and stuff. But at this time, it was like, hey, can you guys find this family in your database? And they were able to trace this back. to a family that lived in the area during the 1970s.

Since then, I believe that like Ancestry.com and 23andMe and these are no longer required to give information over to the police without search warrants and stuff. But at this time, it was like, hey, can you guys find this family in your database? And they were able to trace this back. to a family that lived in the area during the 1970s.

He was really connected to the skydiving community. He worked as a meter reader for the gas company for a while, which put him in this area. There was a factory here in town that we were able to track back to find employment records that he worked in town here in North Aurora. So he kind of bounced around from job to job.

He was really connected to the skydiving community. He worked as a meter reader for the gas company for a while, which put him in this area. There was a factory here in town that we were able to track back to find employment records that he worked in town here in North Aurora. So he kind of bounced around from job to job.

As they dug into it a little bit further, they found out that Bruce Lindahl had actually died committing another murder in Naperville in 1981. So at that point, they're like, this may be our guy.

As they dug into it a little bit further, they found out that Bruce Lindahl had actually died committing another murder in Naperville in 1981. So at that point, they're like, this may be our guy.

Charles Huber then somehow goes back to Bruce's apartment, and sometime throughout the night when they're just hanging out there, Bruce attacks him and stabs him, I mean, just multiple times. At one point, he had him from what is described, I guess, like almost like in a chokehold and was stabbing him over the top. And he actually stabs through Charles Huber into his own leg.

Charles Huber then somehow goes back to Bruce's apartment, and sometime throughout the night when they're just hanging out there, Bruce attacks him and stabs him, I mean, just multiple times. At one point, he had him from what is described, I guess, like almost like in a chokehold and was stabbing him over the top. And he actually stabs through Charles Huber into his own leg.

She had ridden her bike to the gym at Northgate and Bruce was there and he had his hood up on his car and he's like, hey, can you give me a hand real quick? And she's like, oh, I'm okay. I'm going to go in here. She's like, oh, just give me a hand real quick. I want you to see if you can help me start my car.

She had ridden her bike to the gym at Northgate and Bruce was there and he had his hood up on his car and he's like, hey, can you give me a hand real quick? And she's like, oh, I'm okay. I'm going to go in here. She's like, oh, just give me a hand real quick. I want you to see if you can help me start my car.