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Jeanine Nicarico murder case
The Jeanine Nicarico murder case was a complex and influential homicide investigation and prosecution which took place in DuPage County, Illinois, that sent two men to prison who were later exonerated and released, and contributed to the death penalty moratorium imposed by then-Governor George H. Ryan.
In July 2009, Brian Dugan pleaded guilty to the murder of Nicarico after having previously confessed to the crime. Dugan is jailed on two unrelated murder charges, one of a 27-year-old woman and one which began with the abduction of two seven-year-old girls, one of whom escaped and the other of whom was raped and murdered by Dugan. On November 11, 2009, after deliberating about 10 hours over two days, a DuPage County jury sentenced Brian Dugan to death for the rape and murder of Jeanine Nicarico 26 years earlier.
==Abduction, rape and murder==
Nicarico was born July 7, 1972, in Naperville, Illinois. She was kidnapped, raped, sodomized, and murdered on February 25, 1983, when her home was burglarized on a day in which she had stayed home from school due to illness. Her body was found two days later along the Illinois Prairie Path near Eola Rd.〔("Man Pleads Guilty in 1983 Rape, Murder of Jeanine Nicarico" ); July 28, 2009 KTLA article; retrieved 11/09/2012.〕 Her mother, Pat, an elementary school secretary, spoke with her on the telephone in the early afternoon. Nicarico was kidnapped during the commission of a burglary at her home. Her father was at work and her sisters were at school.〔
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