Woodridge remains identified as Scott Arcaro, missing since 2007
The DuPage County coroner's office has identified human remains found in a wooded area of Woodridge on March 30, as those of 37-year-old Scott Anthony Arcaro of Lisle, who had been missing since 2007.
Arcaro's girlfriend, Nicole Goyette, said, "He was just an incredible person. An incredible person who, I think, trusted the wrong people."
Goyette said she believes Arcaro was murdered, and she hopes that "whoever did this" can be found – and punished.
The DuPage County coroner's office has identified human remains found in a wooded area of Woodridge on March 30, as those of 37-year-old Scott Anthony Arcaro of Lisle, who had been missing since 2007.
Arcaro's girlfriend, Nicole Goyette, said, "He was just an incredible person. An incredible person who, I think, trusted the wrong people."
Goyette said she believes Arcaro was murdered, and she hopes that "whoever did this" can be found – and punished.
Woodridge remains identified as Scott Arcaro, missing since 2007
The DuPage County coroner's office has identified human remains found in a wooded area of Woodridge on March 30, as those of 37-year-old Scott Anthony Arcaro of Lisle, who had been missing since 2007.
Arcaro's girlfriend, Nicole Goyette, said, "He was just an incredible person. An incredible person who, I think, trusted the wrong people."
Goyette said she believes Arcaro was murdered, and she hopes that "whoever did this" can be found – and punished.
The DuPage County coroner's office has identified human remains found in a wooded area of Woodridge on March 30, as those of 37-year-old Scott Anthony Arcaro of Lisle, who had been missing since 2007.
Arcaro's girlfriend, Nicole Goyette, said, "He was just an incredible person. An incredible person who, I think, trusted the wrong people."
Goyette said she believes Arcaro was murdered, and she hopes that "whoever did this" can be found – and punished.
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