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Wednesday, 26 November 2008 |
 Humboldt Park group, led by Rory Guerra, lends a hand
By MICAH MAIDENBERG
Editor
Rory Guerra, the gravelly voiced leader of the Saints of Humboldt Park, walked into Café Colao on a recent morning with three manila envelopes under his arm. He overturned the envelopes, dumping letters and receipts onto a small table in the famous Humboldt Park cafe. One of the letters was from a convict named Elias. He wrote, "Rory, sorry for the delay in response to your letter, but it felt very good to hear from you again. I've been staying focused on and praying that everything works out." It was dated August 31, 2007. The inmate signed off by writing, "Your Little-Tall Brother, Elias
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