061918 Gliniewicz Pension (MA)

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Attorney Brian Smith, representing Melodie Gliniewicz, listens to the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Pension Board President Fred Loffredo (left) talks with Fox Lake trustee Walter Kubalanza during a pension board hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Attorneys filter through their paperwork during a pension board hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Pension Board attorney Laura Goodloe addresses the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Fox Lake Village Administrator Anne Marrin listens to the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Pension Board President Fred Loffredo (left) talks with Fox Lake trustee Walter Kubalanza during a pension board hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Pension Board attorney Laura Goodloe addresses the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Attorney Brian Smith, representing Melodie Gliniewicz, listens to the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Pension Board President Fred Loffredo listens to the board's attorney during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Attorney Yvette Heintzelman, representing the Village of Fox Lake, addresses the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.

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Pension Board attorney Laura Goodloe addresses the pension board during a hearing for Melodie Gliniewicz on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 in Fox Lake. Gliniewicz is trying to get her husband's pension, worth about $1.5 million according to Village Administrator Anne Marrin, but the Village of Fox Lake is fighting for it to be withheld. Gliniewicz's husband was a Fox Lake police officer who was caught by Marrin misusing funds, whom he then allegedly talked about having murdered, in a situation that ended with the police officer taking his own life in an elaborately-staged suicide made to look like he was shot on duty chasing a suspect back in 2015.