Michael Lelko, 45, is charged with two counts of concealing a death, a year after investigators found the remains of 79-year-old Jean Lelko and 44-year-old Jennifer Lelko, sealed in Christmas decorations. John Lelko’s younger brother, who lived with him and allegedly knew the bodies, has not been charged at all. Twitter

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Both men are under federal investigation, accused of continuing to cash in on their mother’s about $ 1,000 a month in the six years since her death – something police believe is the reason the death was not reported. The grim discovery was made at their home in Lyon, when police conducted a welfare check after it was found that there was no running water in the house. Lyon police chief Thomas Herion described the conditions at home as “incompatible with life”. He said police found hundreds of bottles of urine and feces inside and that the brothers had to use the windows to get in and out of the house. “It was brutal. Absolutely brutal,” he recalled. Along with all the dirt there were brand new, closed Star Wars games, stacked high on the ceiling, some numbers worth up to $ 250, the leader said. In the backyard, police found the two women, bent over and folded in half, stuck in separate 2-inch, 18-inch-high bathtubs. Although the decay of the debris was “terrible,” Chief Herion said anyone who had filmed the boxes had done an “advanced” job, as no animals or even groundwater had entered in all these years. Chief Herion said that during interviews, Michael told them that after he and his brother returned from a trip to a store in 2015, their mother told them that her daughter had pushed her down the stairs. died ten days later. He said his sister had died in 2019 after being infected by Covid. The medical examiner could not determine the cause of death. Florida Law Enforcement Department

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“If the mother and sister drown, they can not say. If they stabbed them – this is the example they gave me – if a knife was used to stab them and went between the ribs and there is no bone damage, there is no way to “Let’s find out,” Herion told a news conference. “Even some of the drug situations, if they were drugs, they can not identify,” he continued. “If you really can not determine whether these people died of natural causes or not, and that certainly raises some concerns.” The mother’s skull showed signs of a fracture. Herion said he found Michael’s volunteering in the incident by pushing the stairs “a little suspicious”. He was also skeptical of the excuse for Covid, as Illinois did not report his first coronavirus death until March 2020. “Drawing your own conclusions is always nice,” he said. “But in the light of the facts, here we are today.” Chief Herion also pointed out that John did not face charges of concealment, because knowing a declared death alone is not a crime. Someone should have been actively involved in the concealment – such as helping to get stuck or carrying the bathtubs – to deal with the persecution. He said John could face charges of obstruction because he initially told police his mother and sister lived and lived elsewhere, hours before stories changed. When asked if their mental state was questioned, Herion was skeptical. “Their psychological state did not participate in this research at all, especially because they managed to ensure that the cash flow continued through social security checks from the mother,” he said. He said the brother showed that both mother and sister were “sick” and it was difficult to care for them. “What they had in mind or what they did – it is impossible to say,” Herion said, adding, “We can not interview the sister.” The chief admitted that if the water situation had not been reported, the police might never have learned of the deaths. He said his father had died in the past, but that his death had been properly reported, “because there was life insurance”. Michael was released from custody pending trial on May 5 on hiding charges. The Social Security Administration will interview the siblings to determine if a federal fraud charge could be filed, Herion said. Martin / Facebook County Sheriff’s Office

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