More than three decades after the cold-blooded murders of a north suburban couple, Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins said Friday she hoped it would be the last time she has to go to court to attend a hearing for the man who killed her sister.
She fears it won’t be, even as a Cook County judge ruled that David Biro — convicted of murdering Bishop-Jenkins’ sister and husband in 1990 at their Winnetka home — won’t get a new sentencing hearing on his conviction for killing the couple’s unborn child.
