inside their Buffalo Grove home, Andrei Kisliak was unusually calm, friends of his wife told police.
Police interviews with Vera Kisliak’s friends describe her husband as a man who had grown increasingly desperate and menacing after starting divorce proceedings in July. Vera feared that her husband might kill her, even as she let him and her mother-in-law move back into the house in the 2800 block of Acacia Terrace, according to interviews by investigators with the Lake County Major Crimes Task Force.
that barred him from their house "because she did not want to ruin his life and for him to be able to see the children," according to the reports. Vera told friends she was aware that the house was on the verge of foreclosure. Court records indicated the total amount owed was more than $450,000 and that the bank had started foreclosure proceedings in early November.Buffalo Grove police have identified the five people found dead in a home in the north suburb on Wednesday. They also revealed how they died.