WLS -- An Aurora halfway house is being forced to kick out 20 sex offenders. The sex offenders are all either working or living at Wayside Cross Ministries.
Aurora's mayor said the order came after police realized the center was within feet of a park, which is against the law. Thomas Kokoraleis is not among the evicted. He was part of the "Ripper Crew," a satanic cult and crime group, who entered the center in April after serving half of his year sentence for the murder of Elmhurst year old Lorry Ann Borowski. Wayside Cross released a statement on their website, saying in part, "Wayside Cross Ministries has been the only refuge for these men, and has been a beacon of light for over 90 years.
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