Mother and Father have twenty-one month old Baby together.
Mother and Father break up.
Baby lives with Mother.
Mother and Father are competing for custody of Baby.
Suspect breaks into Mother’s parents home and kills Mother’s parents and one of Mother’s brothers.
Mother manages to hide and then escape.
Suspect claims Father hired him to murder Mother so that Father could win custody of Baby.
Father is arrested and confined without bail until trial.
Family court judge orders that Father and his family have no contact with Baby.
Father now seeks to modify that order to allow visitation and timesharing with Baby for himself and for his family.
Mother’s family oppose Father’s family having timesharing and visitation with Baby.
Father does not appear to have been present at the scene of the murders.
The family court will hold a hearing on Father’s request for visitation and timesharing.
Read more in this Chicago Tribune article: Grandparents of Darien slaying suspect seek access to baby