Fox Lake IL Cover Up

Officer Joe "G.I. Joe" G. whom recently died in Fox Lake, IL while on duty did not retire as he felt he didn't accomplish anything major during his 30 year police career.


He wanted to die a Hero, in the line of duty and have a Hero's funeral and give his family benefits.




 He simply gave a very vague description of non existent suspects then shot himself.


 The inferior mindset of police culture cannot accept this possibility of truth.




 Another possible theory is that fellow law enforcement set him up and killed him for an unknown reason.




A federal investigation needs to be done, a state one, a local one and several retired FBI, CIA and Private Investigators' need to get involved in this cold case.

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On Tuesday, September 1st, 2015 at apx 8am, officer Joe G. or "G.I. Joe" a beloved police officer and lieutenant who also served in the Army, of the Fox Lake (IL) Police Dept was investigating suspicious activity at an abandoned concrete building near Route 12 in Fox Lake, IL, investigating 3 males, two White, one Black, most likely between the ages of 18-35.


A foot pursuit ensued, and at 8:10 communication with officer Joe ceased.


3 minutes later backup arrived.


At 8:20 his body was discovered in a wooded area.


The 3 suspects are still at large.


If you have any tips regarding this case please contact the Fox Lake, IL Police Dept or call 911, there is a substantial reward being offered to anyone that can help bring these lowlife killers to justice.


Criminals may display psychotic behavior, and at least one may already have an existing criminal record and be on parole or probation.


Suspects may also be from Chicago and Wisconsin or biding there, may have left evidence from of outgoing cell phone calls recorded in cell phone towers.


if any of these killers are reading this, the late Robert Stack of Airplane and Unsolved Mystery's fame came to be in a dream and told me to tell you to think rn yourselves I in and face justice or a hellish nightmare in the afterlife.


My condolences to officer Joe and his family and friends, RIP.