After taking two clients for a test drive, an Illinois auto salesperson vanished. Authorities and media sources later discovered him dead in Chicago from gunshot wounds to the head and back.
The owner of 21st Auto Sales in Rockford, about 90 miles northwest of Chicago, told WTVO that Crisoforo Osorio-Gonzalez, 35, was the manager there.
According to the station, the owner, who remained anonymous to the media, stated that Osorio-Gonzalez was not just a coworker but also a friend, and he worried when he did not receive any communication from him following the test drive.
He informed the publication, “I did call him about 12 and see what he was doing because he always keeps in touch with me,” and that Osorio-Gonzalez “always was happy.” Content individual. Treat clients as if you’ve known them for twenty or twenty-five years.
According to WGN, Osorio-Gonzalez began the test drive in the evening on Friday, February 9, and his death was found the following day.
Osorio-Gonzalez’s family claims he was abducted and killed, but no charges have been filed so far, and the police have not stated if they have found any suspects, according to WGN.
A news release from Chicago police stated that a guy in his 30s was discovered deceased on the city’s west side on Saturday, February 10.
The man was declared dead at the scene with gunshot wounds to his head and back, according to police, who did not want to reveal his identity.
According to WGN, the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office verified that the guy was Osorio Gonzalez. According to the agency, Chicago police are looking into it. Investigators are asking anyone with information about this case to call them at 312-746-8251.
