Romeoville investigators, who are reviewing evidence in a quadruple murder that left two adults and two children dead, have determined the killings were 'not a random incident.'
Deputy Chief Chris Burne said during a news conference Tuesday afternoon that investigators are reviewing a"tremendous amount of evidence" in connection with the deaths of Alberto Rolon, 38, and Zoraida Bartolomei, 32, and their two boys, ages 9 and 7.
Romeoville police are continuing to investigate a quadruple murder that happened over the weekend after an adult couple, their two children and the family's three dogs were all found shot to death inside their home. "We continue to seek their assistance in anything, including Ring doorbell footage that they think may be helpful with this investigation," he continued.
"It’s always heartbreaking when there’s a loss of life but when children are involved it is much more painful," the mayor said."It is important that we conduct a thorough investigation and we have committed our full resources to that task. The victims deserve that."
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