Murder in Boystown

06/15/22 • 39 min

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In 2004, 31-year-old Kevin Clewer goes out for a night on the town in an area near Chicago called “Boystown.” The next day, his father finds him dead in his apartment--he has been stabbed over 40 times. New developments in the case have led investigators to focus on a possible suspect, code name “Fernando,” who was the last person to be seen with Kevin.

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