04-23-2019, 04:13 PM
— Attorney Elizabeth Vonau, an attorney representing Cunningham, said during the weekend that Cunningham has cooperated with police. Cunningham was interviewed by police Thursday and “willingly submitted” to a complete body search Saturday, she said.
--In a news release Monday afternoon, Cunningham’s lawyers acknowledged they urged her to stop communication with police when it appeared to them she had become a suspect.
— The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services has had involvement with AJ and his family since AJ was born with opiates in his system in 2013, and the contact has continued on and off through the end of 2018.
--AJ’s younger brother was placed in the care of DCFS last week after AJ was reported missing. A court hearing will be held today about the younger brother’s status, according to the mother’s attorneys.
(continued)
--In a news release Monday afternoon, Cunningham’s lawyers acknowledged they urged her to stop communication with police when it appeared to them she had become a suspect.
— The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services has had involvement with AJ and his family since AJ was born with opiates in his system in 2013, and the contact has continued on and off through the end of 2018.
--AJ’s younger brother was placed in the care of DCFS last week after AJ was reported missing. A court hearing will be held today about the younger brother’s status, according to the mother’s attorneys.
(continued)