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“He was told that it was his fault, he was told that if he ever brought it up again, life was over as he knew it, so he suppressed it,” attorney Susan E. Loggans told the Tribune last month. “The triggering event for him was when he learned that this guy had done it to somebody else. He felt, ‘Oh, my God, if somebody would’ve done something about this at the time, it never would’ve happened.’ So he allowed himself to bring that memory about again.”

Larry Earvin, 65, died in June 2018 from injuries a month after 13 prison officials beat him in a corridor of the Western Illinois Correctional Center where there were no security cameras, attorney Jon Erickson said at a news conference Wednesday outside the Thompson Center. Earvin, who was restrained during the assault, suffered 15 rib fractures, abrasions and hemorrhages, and fatal blunt trauma to the chest and abdomen, according to a federal indictment against three of the guards.

In Hinsdale, Johnson and his wife paid $1.87 million in 2013 for the home. Built in 2009, the house has 5-1/2 bathrooms, two fireplaces, a fully finished basement with radiant heat, a wine cellar, a gym and an attached and heated, three-car garage. Outside on the property are a bluestone patio, a pergola, an outdoor fireplace and a built-in covered barbecue center.