The morning Paula Melnick read in the Trib about the murder of Jimmy Kogan—his body, riddled with bullets, found in the trunk of his own white Jaguar, the car left in the parking lot of the Edgebrook Lutheran Church—she was neither shocked nor even surprised yet, somehow, sadder than she...
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