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Chicago woman accused of collecting over $20K in benefits after hiding mother's body in freezer

Federal prosecutors have charged a Chicago woman who allegedly stored her mother's body in a freezer for two years for using her identity to fraudulently collect more than $20,000 worth of social security and food program benefits, according to court documents.

By: abc7chicago.com

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