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CHICAGO – DNA on a cigarette butt found after the killings of a federal judge’s mother and husband matches the Chicago electrician who killed himself during a traffic stop and claimed responsibility for the slayings in a suicide note, authorities said last night.

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|CHICAGO – DNA on a cigarette butt found after the killings of a federal judge’s mother and husband matches the Chicago electrician who killed himself during a traffic stop and claimed responsibility for the slayings in a suicide note, authorities said last night.
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