CHICAGO (TOC) — Police in Tinley Park have been conducting a murder investigation after a 17-year-old woman was discovered useless Sunday night time.
The teenager was discovered useless in a house within the 7800-block of West 167th Road, Tinley Park police stated.
An post-mortem dominated her demise a murder, saying she died of a number of accidents, the health worker’s workplace stated.
Police stated an individual of curiosity was recognized, and there’s no menace to the neighborhood.
The Cook dinner County Medical Examiner’s Workplace recognized the sufferer as Mia Maro.
The principal of Andrew Excessive Faculty, the place she attended, shared the information with the college’s neighborhood in a letter Monday, writing partly, “Right now is a really unhappy day for the Andrew Excessive Faculty Neighborhood as we grieve the lack of senior pupil Mia Maro… We prolong our condolences to Mia’s household and ask that everybody preserve Mia of their ideas and prayers.”
Monday night time buddies and classmates flocked to a rising memorial outdoors her household’s house to pay tribute to Maro.
“She was just a few weeks away from graduating, and it is a very completely happy time, and simply to have life lower brief like that’s simply actually very, very unhappy,” stated Andrew Brescia, neighbor.
Police stated the teenager was discovered useless in her house Sunday night, and neighbors stated her father was additionally pulled from the house on a stretcher as different kinfolk arrived, distraught. They described a chaotic scene, with a lot shouting.
“You would see the emotion change from confusion to anger to distraught very, very quick,” Brescia stated.
Directors at Andrew Excessive Faculty stated counselors might be available all week for her classmates.
The house stays cordoned off as police proceed to research.
Tinley Park police didn’t reply to ABC7’s request for an interview, however in a press release stated extra info is pending.
The Solar-Occasions Media Wire contributed to this report
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