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Officials ID final Labor Day Blue Line shooting victim

By BJ Lutz,

3 days ago

COOK COUNTY, Ill. — Authorities on Friday released the identity of the fourth person who was killed aboard a Chicago Transit Authority train earlier this week.

The previously unnamed 52-year-old man was identified as Sean Jones of Chicago.

Officials released the name after notifying Jones’ relatives.

Also slain aboard the Blue Line train on Labor Day were Adrian Collins, 60; Simeon Bihesi , 28; and Margaret Miller , 64.

The person accused of killing the four was ordered detained during an initial court appearance Wednesday. The judge described the case “horrific and appalling.”

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