Jennifer Hudson’s nephew found dead in “the rear seat” of a car.

Jennifer Hudson’s nephew was found dead in “the rear seat” of a car.
Julian King - the seven-year-old son of Jennifer’s sister Julia - was
discovered in the back of a white Chevrolet Suburban SUV (sports utility
vehicle) in Chicago’s West Side District early yesterday morning,
Superintendent Jody Weis of the Chicago Police Department confirmed.
It has been reported Julian had suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
Jennifer had offered a $100,000 reward for the safe return of her nephew –
who had been missing since Friday (24.10.08), the same day her mother
Darnell Donerson, 57, and brother Jason Hudson, 29, were shot dead at their
Chicago home - and issued an appeal for help in locating his whereabouts.
Jennifer officially identified the body along with other members of the
Hudson family on Monday afternoon.
Mourners later organized an “impromptu” vigil outside the actress’ family
house in Chicago, and left teddy bears and flowers as a tribute to the
deceased.
Jennifer's brother-in-law William Balfour – her sister Julia's estranged
husband - is currently in custody being questioned about the triple-murder.
At the time of writing, police had confirmed 27-year-old William, who served
seven years in prison for attempted murder and carjacking in 1999, was being
questioned in relation to the killings.
After reportedly refusing to cooperate with police, William - who is not the
boy’s father - is now being held for a parole violation but has yet to be
charged with a crime.
William’s alibi for the day of the murders is said to have been contradicted
by his girlfriend.
However, Superintendent Weis said he was “pretty optimistic” about finding
the killer, adding: “Often there's lots of evidence left at a crime scene so
I'm very confident that our forensic technicians will go through both areas
with a fine-toothed comb, and I suspect there will be some evidence that
will link us to the killer.”
Referring to William’s connection to the case, Weis said: “We are following
any lead that we can get right now. He's a person of interest, but that's
not to say that there's not other individuals that may turn up. Right now we
are just following the facts we have and we are following the evidence we
have."