Family of Chicago man who disappeared in 1975 believes case may be linked to serial killer John Wayne Gacy ...Middle East

Could the 1975 disappearance case of a Chicago man be linked to serial killer John Wayne Gacy? The family of Roger Aguirre said this week marks 49 years since he vanished on the city’s Northwest Side and they’re hoping to get to the bottom of what happened to him decades later. “It’s just been terrible you know,” Aguirre’s sister Carol Erickson said. “If I could just get a yes or no, is my brother still living? Did he just walk out of our lives? I don’t think so.” Though more than four decades have passed since Aguirre disappeared, his family remains committed to finding answers regarding his sudden disappearance. “It’s just like a big question mark, I can feel it inside of

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