Michael Marino and longtime friend Kenneth Ray Parker, 16, are last seen on Sunday, October 24, 1976, near a restaurant at Clark Street and Diversey Parkway, an intersection where Gacy picked up many of his victims. Investigators believe the friends may have been killed at the same time because they shared a common grave under Gacy's house. Marino's mother submits two sets of dental records as well as X-rays, which are used to identify him on Saturday, March 29, 1980. Years later, she claims the remains she buried were not those of her son.
Michael Marino and longtime friend Kenneth Ray Parker, 16, are last seen on Sunday, October 24, 1976, near a restaurant at Clark Street and Diversey Parkway, an intersection where Gacy picked up many of his victims. Investigators believe the friends may have been killed at the same time because they shared a common grave under Gacy's house. Marino's mother submits two sets of dental records as well as X-rays, which are used to identify him on Saturday, March 29, 1980. Years later, she claims the remains she buried were not those of her son.
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