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Chicago Tribune
National
Gavin Good

Police responded to 14 domestic calls about family before murder-suicide

Buffalo Grove, Illinois, police responded to more than a dozen calls for help before police say Andrei Kisliak stabbed his wife, two daughters and mother to death in an apparent murder-suicide in November, according to records obtained by the Chicago Tribune/Pioneer Press.

In response to public records requests, the village of Buffalo Grove released more than 100 pages of reports detailing 14 different encounters that its police officers had with Andrei and Vera Kisliak, dating back as far as 2011, when police arrested Andrei Kisliak for battering another woman, reports show.

Buffalo Grove police Chief Brian Budds has not responded to multiple requests for comment. Buffalo Grove Village Manager Dane Bragg also has not responded to phone calls from Chicago Tribune/Pioneer Press.

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