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Raymond Killroy

CTL-P-0547 · Person

STRONG EVIDENCE evidence grade — master store (canonical CSV)

Combined Graph record U-01990 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-0547. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

The Honorary Chicago catalog post (September 9, 2014) announces the dedication that day of an honorary street sign for Police Officers Gregory Hauser and Raymond Killroy at the corner of West Palmer Street and North Nordica Avenue (36th Ward, Alderman Nicholas Sposato); the officers died in the line of duty on May 13, 1990 (fetched in full 2026-10-17). Wave-15 update (2026-10-17): genuine searches of Chicago Councilmatic via live browser on 2026-10-17 (full name, surname fallback, quoted surname, and alternate spelling 'Kilroy') found no individual designation record for this name. The only designation trace is the joint surnames-only 'Officers Hauser and Kilroy Drive' (O2014-6749, passed 2014-09-10), verified under Gregory Hauser in wave 14. The identity link between this record and that joint designation is flagged for Brotha Max's repair session; this stamp is NOT upgraded on a surname-only link and remains STRONG EVIDENCE on the Honorary Chicago catalog basis.

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The Honorary Chicago catalog post (September 9, 2014) announces the dedication that day of an honorary street sign for Police Officers Gregory Hauser and Raymond Killroy at the corner of West Palmer Street and North Nordica Avenue (36th Ward, Alderman Nicholas Sposato); the officers died in the line of duty on May 13, 1990 (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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The Honorary Chicago catalog post (September 9, 2014) announces the dedication that day of an honorary street sign for Police Officers Gregory Hauser and Raymond Killroy at the corner of West Palmer Street and North Nordica Avenue (36th Ward, Alderman Nicholas Sposato); the officers died in the line of duty on May 13, 1990 (fetched in full 2026-10-17). Wave-15 update (2026-10-17): genuine searches of Chicago Councilmatic via live browser on 2026-10-17 (full name, surname fallback, quoted surname, and alternate spelling 'Kilroy') found no individual designation record for this name. The only designation trace is the joint surnames-only 'Officers Hauser and Kilroy Drive' (O2014-6749, passed 2014-09-10), verified under Gregory Hauser in wave 14. The identity link between this record and that joint designation is flagged for Brotha Max's repair session; this stamp is NOT upgraded on a surname-only link and remains STRONG EVIDENCE on the Honorary Chicago catalog basis.

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