QUINCY, ILLINOIS: In the wake of neglecting to get her three children from school, a mother-of-three was found shot a few times dead in her home. On February 23, Rebecca Bliefnick, 41, was tracked down dead by a relative in her home in the 2500 block of Kentucky Street in Quincy.

Bliefnick, who lived independently from her better half, was found with a few gunfire wounds by a relative after she neglected to get her three youngsters from Quincy, Illinois’ St Peter School. Police are yet to make a capture for the situation, in any case, they have confined the spouse for cross examination.

A ‘uncommon’ in the unassuming community of 40000 Police are frightened by the way that such a horrendous wrongdoing has been seen in the little town of 40000 occupants as they request that the general population be “patient” in the chase after a likely suspect. Rebecca was hitched to Tim Bliefnick and the couple had three children, nonetheless, it is accepted that they were living separated at the hour of her demise.

The Day to day Mail announced that officials answered her home at 3:32 pm after the wrongdoing was accounted for, and have stayed nearby since, eliminating proof from the property. Police Boss Adam Yates said that such a vicious wrongdoing is “uncommon” in the modest community.

As per neighborhood policing, are eight examiners chipping away at the case. In the interim, her loved ones have circled photos of her with the words “equity for Becky” and the police division’s telephone number on them.

Police in the most recent update on 1 Walk declared they briefly confined a person at the 2000 block of Hampshire who was subsequently delivered. Her significant other, Tim Bliefnick, 39, lives at the property, and it is perceived that the pair were going through separate from procedures, the power source revealed.

Rebecca Bliefnick was murdered last week at her home. A family member went to check on her when she did not show to pick up her 3 children at school. She was in the middle of a rough divorce and tried to obtain an order of protection against her ex-husband. The investigation is…

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‘Our people group is shaken’ Police Boss Adam Yates in a proclamation said, “The Quincy people group has not encountered a wrongdoing of this extent since mid 2019. All passing is shocking; the conditions of Bliefnick’s homicide are limitless. Our people group is shaken, and nervous and they need replies.”

“At the point when a wrongdoing like this happens, it turns into our main goal to guarantee there is equity for the person in question and a reestablished feeling that everything is good for our occupants,” the assertion added.

“We are lucky to reside locally where brutal wrongdoing like this, is uncommon,” Yates added. “At the point when it works out, it is wrecking. Nothing I say here this evening will reassure our local area. Making a capture for this situation is the best way to do that. We are endeavoring to get that going. This examination is our most noteworthy need.”

Beforehand the Quincy police division called for unknown tips by recommending anybody with data call the Quincy Police Office at 217-228-4470. Those liking to stay unknown can present a tip through Quincy Provincial Crimestoppers at 217-228-4474. you.