James Pietragallo

He's born July 9th, 1954, so he's about 26 at this point in time. He's from Newport, Rhode Island originally. He went to the University of Maine for two years, and then in 74 he joined the U.S. Navy. He was a radio man and all that kind of thing.

He's born July 9th, 1954, so he's about 26 at this point in time. He's from Newport, Rhode Island originally. He went to the University of Maine for two years, and then in 74 he joined the U.S. Navy. He was a radio man and all that kind of thing.

They did, absolutely. That Rhode Island fucking New England accent. So that's fine, I guess. He became a radio man and even was granted top secret clearance in the Navy as well. He even got married when he was in the Navy as well. He married a woman named Lois, which just makes me think of Family Guy. All I can picture is Lois Griffin.

They did, absolutely. That Rhode Island fucking New England accent. So that's fine, I guess. He became a radio man and even was granted top secret clearance in the Navy as well. He even got married when he was in the Navy as well. He married a woman named Lois, which just makes me think of Family Guy. All I can picture is Lois Griffin.

They did, absolutely. That Rhode Island fucking New England accent. So that's fine, I guess. He became a radio man and even was granted top secret clearance in the Navy as well. He even got married when he was in the Navy as well. He married a woman named Lois, which just makes me think of Family Guy. All I can picture is Lois Griffin.

With that accent and everything and a wife named Lois, I can't help it. It's just all I can think of. Now, she is the daughter of former missionaries to the Bahamas. Her parents would always be missionaries to the Bahamas. So he got an honorable discharge from the Navy in March of 79. They lived in Maine. Then they moved to Chicago in the fall of 79.

With that accent and everything and a wife named Lois, I can't help it. It's just all I can think of. Now, she is the daughter of former missionaries to the Bahamas. Her parents would always be missionaries to the Bahamas. So he got an honorable discharge from the Navy in March of 79. They lived in Maine. Then they moved to Chicago in the fall of 79.

With that accent and everything and a wife named Lois, I can't help it. It's just all I can think of. Now, she is the daughter of former missionaries to the Bahamas. Her parents would always be missionaries to the Bahamas. So he got an honorable discharge from the Navy in March of 79. They lived in Maine. Then they moved to Chicago in the fall of 79.

And then they spent the following summer in Maine and then finally moved to Oak Park about a month before this whole thing with Karen went down, with Karen Phillips went down. So they've only been there a month. Yeah. And what they're doing here is he is a Bible student at Emos Bible College in Oak Park, and he lives with his wife, Lois, and his two children.

And then they spent the following summer in Maine and then finally moved to Oak Park about a month before this whole thing with Karen went down, with Karen Phillips went down. So they've only been there a month. Yeah. And what they're doing here is he is a Bible student at Emos Bible College in Oak Park, and he lives with his wife, Lois, and his two children.

And then they spent the following summer in Maine and then finally moved to Oak Park about a month before this whole thing with Karen went down, with Karen Phillips went down. So they've only been there a month. Yeah. And what they're doing here is he is a Bible student at Emos Bible College in Oak Park, and he lives with his wife, Lois, and his two children.

They have a two-and-a-half-year-old named Catherine and a nine-month-old named Paul. So he's got a young family. No kidding. Twenty-six, couple kids, little house, going to Bible College. He's also running a halfway house out of this house as well. Oh, for he's like, you know, preaching to prisoners and it's for it's a convict halfway house.

They have a two-and-a-half-year-old named Catherine and a nine-month-old named Paul. So he's got a young family. No kidding. Twenty-six, couple kids, little house, going to Bible College. He's also running a halfway house out of this house as well. Oh, for he's like, you know, preaching to prisoners and it's for it's a convict halfway house.

They have a two-and-a-half-year-old named Catherine and a nine-month-old named Paul. So he's got a young family. No kidding. Twenty-six, couple kids, little house, going to Bible College. He's also running a halfway house out of this house as well. Oh, for he's like, you know, preaching to prisoners and it's for it's a convict halfway house.

Yeah. So he said he heard of the Bible school while overseas and applied there and a couple other places and was accepted at this Bible school. And he came there right from the Navy. He said, you know, before this, he was working as a construction laborer back in Maine and all that kind of thing. The only criminal thing he has in his background is a speeding ticket in 1972 in Maine. Yeah.

Yeah. So he said he heard of the Bible school while overseas and applied there and a couple other places and was accepted at this Bible school. And he came there right from the Navy. He said, you know, before this, he was working as a construction laborer back in Maine and all that kind of thing. The only criminal thing he has in his background is a speeding ticket in 1972 in Maine. Yeah.

Yeah. So he said he heard of the Bible school while overseas and applied there and a couple other places and was accepted at this Bible school. And he came there right from the Navy. He said, you know, before this, he was working as a construction laborer back in Maine and all that kind of thing. The only criminal thing he has in his background is a speeding ticket in 1972 in Maine. Yeah.

Literally, that's it. Not a parking ticket other than that.

Literally, that's it. Not a parking ticket other than that.

Literally, that's it. Not a parking ticket other than that.