The main and only suspect in the Hudson family murders, William Balfour could go free come Monday morning if police don't find more evidence to hold him.
The convicted felon suspected in the killings of the mother, brother and nephew of singer Jennifer Hudson has a parole hearing Monday and could be released if an administrative officer finds no reason to hold him.
No one has been charged in the shootings, but authorities have called 27-year-old William Balfour a “person of interest.” Balfour is in custody on a parole violation. He is the estranged husband of Julia Hudson, sister of the singer and actress.
The chairman of the Illinois Prisoner Review Board, Jorge Montes, says that if an administrative officer finds cause to continue holding Balfour, the case then would go to a review board for a hearing.
However, Montes says “conceivably” Balfour could be released. Police spokeswoman Monique Bond said the investigation of the killings is continuing and is independent of the prisoner review board’s decisions.
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