Images of Brian Dugan's victims
Donna Schnorr, center, in 1974 as her high school homecoming queen in Waterman.
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Jeanine Nicarico
Courtesy of the Nicarico family
Jeanine Nicarico
Courtesy of the Nicarico family
Opal Horton, in 1985, who escaped Brian Dugan. Her friend, Missy Ackerman, 7, did not. Missy's body was found 17 days later in a drainage ditch.
Donna Schnorr, on her last birthday, March 30, 1984, surrounded by nephews, Brandon, Ryan and Erik.
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Nurse Donna Schnorr. She had a constant smile and girlish giggle.
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Jeanine Nicarico's gravesite at Ss. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Naperville.
Brian Hill | Staff Photographer
Front row, from left: Karen Schweitzer; Karol Copeland; Donna; and Roger Schnorr. Back row, left: Clara and Bernard "Bud" Schnorr. Bud suffered a heart attack one day after learning of Donna's death. He died five months later. Clara died recently.
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Karen Schweitzer, left, and her brother, Roger Schnorr, and his daughter Julia, 12, erect a cross July 16, 2006, in remembrance of their sister Donna Schnorr, along Randall Road near North Aurora.
Daily Herald file photo
Kurt Schweitzer, left, and his wife Karen leave the DuPage County courthouse in July after Brian Dugan plead guilty to the 1983 Jeanine Nicarico murder, which occurred one year before the convicted killer murdered Karen's younger sister, Donna Schnorr, 27, of Geneva.
Paul Michna | Staff Photographer
Pat and Tom Nicarico in their former Naperville home in February 2003, days before the 20th anniversary of the murder of their youngest child, Jeanine, 10.
Daily Herald file photo
Jeanine Nicarico
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Jeanine Nicarico's gravesite at Ss. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Naperville.
Brian Hill | Staff Photographer
Donna Schnorr in her nurses uniform (undated).
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Donna Schnorr in 1975 as a drill team captain in Waterman. She was athletic, and independent minded.
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Donna Schnorr, center, as a toddler, with her two older sisters in 1958.
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Tom and Pat Nicarico in their former Naperville home in February 2003, days before the 20th anniversary of the murder of their youngest child, Jeanine, 10.
Daily Herald file photo
Donna Schnorr, 27, a Geneva nurse killed by Brian Dugan in July 1984.
Courtesy of the Schnorr family
Pat and Tom Nicarico at the DuPage County courthouse in November 1995 when Rolando Cruz was acquitted of their daughter's murder during a third trial.
Tanit Jarusan | Staff Photographer
The annual Jeanine Nicarico run, in May 2007, to raise money for literacy in honor of the 10-year-old Naperville schoolgirl, who Brian Dugan murdered in 1983.
Tanit Jarusan | Staff Photographer
Jeanine Nicarico
Courtesy of the Nicarico family
Tom and Pat Nicarico look up names of finishers in the 2008 Jeanine Nicarico Run for Literacy in Naperville.
Scott Sanders | Staff Photographer
Jeanine Nicarico, 10, of Naperville, killed by Brian Dugan in February 1983.
Courtesy of the Nicarico family
Jeanine Nicarico
Courtesy of the Nicarico family
Melissa Ackerman, 7, of Somonauk, killed by Brian Dugan in June 1985.
Courtesy of the Nicarico family
Only July 16, 2006, Karen Schweitzer, left, and her brother, Roger Schnorr, help their mother, Clara, walk up to a roadside cross erected each year in remembrance of their sister, Donna Schnorr, who Brian Dugan abducted, raped and killed on that date in 1984.
Daily Herald file photo
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