A 23-year-old man who was arrested as a "prime suspect" in the murder of three family members in Darien with her parents house in South Florida Wednesday afternoon.

The Chicago Tribune reported that Jacob B. Nodarse was found asleep in a minivan outside a house in Lehigh Acres near Fort Myers was about three he would be arrested on charges of blocking justice, but the police told the Tribune he was a " prime suspect in the murder of Jeffrey Kramer, 50, his wife, Lori, 48, and his son Michael, 20 homicide charges filed.

Police in Florida had been on the lookout for Nodarse, Darien after police told them he drove a blue BMW coupe and had told family in Fort Myers and Miami, The Tribune.

A motive in the killing remained unknown Wednesday. Tuesday morning, responded the police on the 8900 block of Kilkenny Drive in Darien after the Kramers' daughter, who was hiding in a closet, called 9-1-1 and said there were shots fired in the home. The police discovered her three family members dead on the scene.

A 23-year-old man in the murders of three family members in Darien was looking in prison sat at his parents' home in southern Florida met this afternoon, officials said.

Jacob B. Nodarse was found asleep in a minivan outside the house in Lehigh Acres near Fort Myers at 03.00 clock, according to Deputy U.S. Marshal Rick Jessup.

Nodarse is in Lee County Jail on an obstruction of the police rather than charge out of Illinois, but Jessup said he was a "prime suspect" in the murder of Jeffrey Kramer, 50, his wife, Lori, 48, and her youngest son Michael, 20

No murder charges have been filed against Nodarse.

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