George H. Kiehl, a 24-year-old male from Lockport, IL, was tragically killed on July 16, 1983, in Joliet, IL. His death was part of a series of brutal killings that terrorized the Joliet area during the summer of 1983. Kiehl was shot along with several other victims, including Cathleen Norwood, 25, and Richard Paulin, 32, on the same day.
The investigation into these murders revealed that they were committed by Milton Johnson, also known as "The Weekend Murderer," who was later linked to
a total of 14 murders in Will County, IL, during that summer. Johnson was eventually apprehended and convicted for multiple counts of murder, including the killing of George Kiehl.
The case drew significant attention from law enforcement and the community, leading to increased patrols and a thorough investigation that ultimately led to Johnson's arrest. The tragic loss of George H. Kiehl and the other victims left a lasting impact on the Joliet area and highlighted the importance of community safety and vigilance.
