Mario Casciaro's family huddled around a phone in his attorney's office Friday morning to share the good news that his murder conviction in the 2002 disappearance of 17-year-old Brian Carrick had been ...
Mario Casciaro was convicted of killing 17-year-old Brian Carrick. — -- The murder conviction of Mario Casciaro, an Illinois man who was sentenced to 26 years in prison for the death of a missing ...
CHICAGO (CBS)-- Mario Casciaro was wrongfully convicted of murdering his coworker – in what remains one of the biggest unsolved cases in McHenry County. Now, as CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reported Monday ...
A man has been freed from prison after an appellate court overturned his murder conviction in the case of a missing northern Illinois teenager. Relatives greeted Mario Casciaro Wednesday as he walked ...
Kathleen Zellner says she has evidence to support who killed Brian Carrick. — -- A high-profile attorney believes she has a trail of evidence potentially so explosive that it could overturn an ...
A man serving 26 years for a murder he claims he did not commit could possibly be set free if one high-profile attorney has her way. Mario Casciaro, of Johnsburg, Illinois, was convicted last year in ...
A McHenry County Circuit Court judge declared a mistrial Wednesday when a jury said it was deadlocked in the first-degree murder trial of Mario Casciaro, who had been charged in the 2002 disappearance ...
Seventeen-year-old Brian Carrick was last seen at a grocery store where he worked with the man accused of killing him. Twenty-eight-year-old Mario Casciaro is charged with murder, even though ...
Nearly eight years after a Johnsburg teenager disappeared, a trial date was set today for the Fox Lake man accused of killing him. Mario Casciaro, 27, is set to go before a jury on Feb. 15 on charges ...
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