Chicago dad found beaten to death in his home left behind 43 children

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A Chicago dad found beaten to death in his home over the weekend left behind 43 children, according to reports.

Police said John Hearring, 63, was discovered unconscious Sunday afternoon in his upstairs apartment on the city?s West Side. He reportedly suffered head trauma.

Family members said Hearring ? who was known as Nicholas ? was survived by 43 kids.
His daughter-in-law, Gwen Bridgeforth, said that he was a long-time resident of the neighborhood.
?He was the nicest man you?d ever want to meet, I don?t get it.?

No one has been arrested in Hearring?s death, according to the news station. Police are investigating the murder.
 

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I'd like to hear more of his story with all those kids. How many mothers, how he supported them, age range, and more. :facepalm:
 

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I'd like to hear more of his story with all those kids. How many mothers, how he supported them, age range, and more. :facepalm:


One mother and she killed him.....He tossed her legs over his should (again, going for 44) spreading them wide and they sprung shut snapping his neck in two....It was a damn shame.....:0003
 

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DOES ANYBODY WANT TO GUESS WHAT COLOR HE WAS xstop

AT HIS FUNERAL 40 OF THE KIDS WILL PROBABLY MEET HIM FOR THE FIRST TIME
 

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