The 12-member jury includes a home hospice nurse, a man who owns a trucking company, a part-time college student dreaming of becoming a firefighter and paramedic, and a woman whose great grandfather shot two police officers in 1916.

We saw evil that day.’ Survivors of the Highland Park July 4 parade mass shooting hope for justice, resolution as jury selection begins.

Robert E. Crimo III could face life in prison after allegedly shooting more than 80 rounds at an 2022 Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, a Chicago suburb.

The jury of six men and six women is set to return Monday for opening statements in a trial that could last three to five weeks. Six alternate jurors have also been selected.

Robert Crimo III faces over 100 criminal charges in connection to a 2022 Fourth of July parade shooting that killed seven people and injured dozens more in Illinois.

Jury selection has begun in Lake County Court in the case of Robert Crimo III, who is charged in a 2022 mass shooting in Highland Park.

Lake County Judge Victoria Rossetti on Thursday granted a prosecution motion that will allow any victim who is set to testify against Robert Crimo III to remain in court throughout the entirety of his trial.

The man accused of opening fire on a suburban Chicago Independence Day parade and killing seven people is about to stand trial nearly three years after the attack.

The first five jurors were seated by mid-afternoon. Two are women, two are men and details of the fifth juror have not been released yet.

Most of the surviving victims plan to testify at the trial that Lake County Judge Victoria Rossetti said could last three and five weeks.