The woman charged with murder after human remains were found in a freezer at a Far North Side boarding house is due in court Thursday.
Walker rented rooms in her home to women in need of shelter. Police said the same tenants who reported her missing told police they were afraid of Kolalou and had called 911 about her in the past. Police said these tenants reported they heard screaming at around 2:30 a.m. Monday night into Tuesday. Police said officers searching the home found blood in the bedroom, blood on knives and then found Walker's dismembered remains in the freezer.
"She was a really good person," said her brother Arnold Walker. "Nobody deserves what happened to her." Police said she then left in a tow truck she allegedly used Walker's credit card to order. Police said the other tenants, concerned for the tow truck driver's safety, exchanged information with him and warned him she was dangerous.
What you mad for you guy love immigration
Post the offender's photo--or would that be 'racist?'