Suspect Convicted Of 2005 Quad Cities Murder Granted Resentencing Hearing

By Craig Michaels
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(Moline, IL) -- One of two people convicted of the murder of East Moline teenager Adrienne Reynolds 21 years ago is getting a resentencing hearing.

Thirty-eight year-old Cory Gregory received a 45-year prison sentence for killing then dismembering Reynolds in 2005.

A judge will reconsider that sentence this summer.

Co-defendant Sarah Kolb failed to get a hearing to take another look at her 53-year sentence.

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