May 28, 2026 · 41 min · 14 segments
Delia investigates the lives of the five victims and the survivor. The phrase ‘everyone is a suspect until no one is’ takes on a whole new meaning. View source material and photos for this episode…
We had an officer within 300 yards of that store when we got, when the call came
in.
And he obviously dropped everything, jumped in the car, and went over.
And there is a feeling that he and the killer crossed.
We missed this
guy by seconds.
You know, I go down maybe 30 seconds.
Difference in time would have made, what a difference.
What a difference.
There's no way they could have even known or thought to see who were they looking for.
You don't have a description yet.
This killer had every possible break that he could.
A police officer is in the shopping center, responds in a minute.
This guy had a lot of things break in his direction.
The fact we're still talking about the case nearly 18 years later tells you that he's either lucky or good.
The killer managing to slink out of sight so quickly was unfortunate, but authorities weren't at a total loss.
In his wake, the offender had left several clues that were of immeasurable value.
He'd left behind partial fingerprints as well as shell casings from a .40 caliber semi-automatic handgun.
And there was a camera in Brookside Marketplace that he likely had no idea had a line of sight of the Lane Bryant storefront.
Investigators are hoping this video helps solve the Lane Bryant shooting case.
This grainy black and white video shows a dark colored SUV and a dark sedan near the suburban Chicago clothing store around the time of the deadly February 2nd shootings.
A surveillance camera at a Target store about 100 yards away captured the images.
That's right, not far from the unmistakable bullseye logo on the super target about 200 yards away from the Lane Bryant.
We had an officer within 300 yards of that store when we got, when the call came
in.
And he obviously dropped everything, jumped in the car, and went over.
And there is a feeling that he and the killer crossed.
We missed this
guy by seconds.
You know, I go down maybe 30 seconds.
Difference in time would have made, what a difference.
What a difference.
There's no way they could have even known or thought to see who were they looking for.
You don't have a description yet.
This killer had every possible break that he could.
A police officer is in the shopping center, responds in a minute.
This guy had a lot of things break in his direction.
The fact we're still talking about the case nearly 18 years later tells you that he's either lucky or good.
The killer managing to slink out of sight so quickly was unfortunate, but authorities weren't at a total loss.
In his wake, the offender had left several clues that were of immeasurable value.
He'd left behind partial fingerprints as well as shell casings from a .40 caliber semi-automatic handgun.
And there was a camera in Brookside Marketplace that he likely had no idea had a line of sight of the Lane Bryant storefront.
Investigators are hoping this video helps solve the Lane Bryant shooting case.
This grainy black and white video shows a dark colored SUV and a dark sedan near the suburban Chicago clothing store around the time of the deadly February 2nd shootings.
A surveillance camera at a Target store about 100 yards away captured the images.
That's right, not far from the unmistakable bullseye logo on the super target about 200 yards away from the Lane Bryant.
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