Docs: 7-Year-Old Brother Tried to Save Streamwood Sisters with CPR; Suspect Detained

Judge detains Streamwood man charged in slaying of his sisters

Just before 7 p.m. May 28, Janiya Jenkins returned from work to her Streamwood home where her 10-year-old sister played a video game and her 7-year-old brother rode a scooter around in the parking lot. Shortly after, the placid family evening was interrupted when, prosecutors alleged, Jenkins’ brother, Jalonie, stabbed her so brutally that her trachea was split in half. Jalonie Jenkins, 25, is charged with two counts of murder, accused of killin…

Man charged with stabbing his 2 sisters to death in Streamwood denied pretrial release

A court hearing was held Friday morning for murder suspect Jalonie Jenkins. He's accused of killing his sisters inside their northwest suburban home last week, police said.

Court document reveals graphic details in Streamwood double homicide

A new court document paints a grim picture of what unfolded inside a suburban home where two sisters were killed last week.

Docs: 7-year-old brother tried to save Streamwood sisters with CPR; suspect detained

Note: The alleged details below are disturbing. Discretion is advised. STREAMWOOD, Ill. — The 7-year-old brother of the Streamwood stabbing suspect saw his blood-covered sisters and tried to save their lives, according to documents revealed Friday. Jalonie Jenkins, 25, was charged with first-degree murder Wednesday following the alleged deadly double stabbing of his sisters, Janiya Jenkins, 21, and Eyani Jones, 10, on May 28. Jalonie Jenkins Jen…

Court documents reveal details after Streamwood man charged with stabbing 2 siblings to death

A Streamwood man charged in the stabbing deaths of two of his siblings has been ordered to remain detained as court documents reveal details surrounding the harrowing killings.

Streamwood Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Stabbing Deaths of Sisters, Mental Health Crisis Cited as Case Unfolds

Jalonie Jenkins faces murder charges for killing his sisters; mental health cited as a factor, with pretrial release denied.