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Norridge Police Investigate Apparent Murder-Suicide on Ozanam Avenue

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Published on November 03, 2026
Norridge Police Investigate Apparent Murder-Suicide on Ozanam AvenueSource: Google Street View

Norridge police have disclosed few details about the deaths under investigation. Officers were called to a home in the 4100-block of Ozanam Avenue for a well-being check at about 6:43 p.m. and found two people dead, according to ABC7 Chicago.

ABC7 Chicago reported that police described the case as an apparent murder-suicide, saying a man allegedly killed a woman and then took his own life. The medical examiner's office told the outlet that the woman was in her 40s.

Few Details Released So Far

Neither person's identity has been released, and police have not shared further information about the cause of death, according to the same report.

The circumstances that led to the well-being check, including what prompted the call to police, have not been disclosed.

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