The suspect in the murder of an Illinois family-of-four suddenly “switched” and started acting suspiciously in the lead-up to the killings, according to a woman who lived with him.
Nathaniel Huey Jr, 32, was deemed to be a “credible suspect” in the murders of Alberto Rolo, 38, and Zorinda Bartolomei, 32, their two sons, aged seven and nine, and the family’s three dogs in their home over the weekend. The family was found dead on Sunday night with the murders believed to have taken place between 9pm Sunday and 5am Monday.
