mr. boswell-johnson had been proven to be the father of chloe davis-green in a paternity test. he had been ordered to pay child support by a court. he has, according to court documents admitted to police he went to that house yesterday morning, 7:00 in fort washington, that he lay in wait for the mother and the child to come out for the day. confronted them. he said he didn't want to pay the child support anymore. then opened fire. police saying that he has confessed. we learned that, in fact, today he returned to the scene with detectives to sort of walk them through what he is alleged to have done and what his version of events is. actually even help them find the alleged murder weapon. now as we said, press conference just concluded. we heard strong words from the chief of police as well as the state's attorney here in prince george's county saying that this domestic violence has just got to stop. >> this is another tragic case of domestic violence. a father killing a child. as the father of a daughter, it's incomprehensible to me. it's cold. it's callous. brad: cold and cal

mr. boswell-johnson's daughter as well. they were murdered tuesday morning. police telling us that boswell-johnson has admitted it. this case stirring range all across this county. the state's attorney telling us that she has never gotten so many phone calls from people demanding justice. the state's attorney telling us that she hopes rage can be turned into a positive thing and it becomes a tipping point in the community so the community mo longer accepts domestic violence as something that just happens. >> we can no longer remain silent. it's our business. we were taught for many years to mind our business as neighbors. this is our business. so when you hear the activity next door to you, pick up the phone and call. brad: we talk about the rage. we saw the rage outside the courthouse. when we come back at 5:00, we will share with you the video of the confrontation between people all about this case. upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. today we have a phone bank for anyone in need. no matter where you are. a former victim of domestic vi

mr. boswell johnson was determined to be the father of the child through dna test. after it was proven that he was the father in december prince george's county circuit court judge ordered him to pay $600 in child support to neshante davis, a teacher at a local school who works with second graders. we cannot say if that was the ultimate motive that is what brought police to him. we are told he did confess. just a while ago on news channel from the acting police chief in prince george's county about why his detectives worked so hard on this case. conscience when you see a mother and a small child killed. for those reasons the entire staff -- the entire command staff was out on the scene yesterday. reporter: the suspected killer is still here. the homicide division lockup. we are waiting for a so-called perp walk to get a look at this man. latest.bring you the jummy: thanksgiving for the update. we moved to our other big story. a severe weather alert. a flood watch now in effect for the d.c. metro area. a strong storm system that sent tornadoes to the south and west i

mr. boswell-johnson was the father of chloe davis-green. subsequently a judge ordered in december that he pay $600 a month in child support to neshante davis. we don't know if that was, if it was alleged that was the motive here. we expect to get more details on this case. what police know about it. we going to hear from the state's attorney angela alsobrooks when the press conference gets underway. we will bring it to you live. at police headquarters brad bell, abc7 news. leon: we'll see you soon. in the meantime, lawyers for natalie keepers withdrawn the bond request ahead of a canceled court appearance. keepers is accused of helping fellow virginia tech student david eisenhauer dispose of 13-year-old nicole lovell's body. they also charged keepers being accessory both before and after the crime. eisenhauer is charged with first-degree murder and kidnapped. lovell's funeral is schedule for tomorrow in blacksburg. alison: the virginia general assembly is now considering a bill to bring back the use of the electric chair. this measure would

mr. boswell-johnson was determined through a paternity test last fall to be little chloe's father. and in december he was ordered to pay $600 in child support. at 5:00, we are expecting to hear from the chief of police and the state attorney in prince george's county. we will bring you that live. at police headquarters, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, brad. thanks. just after brad broke the news, prince george's county acting police chief was on the sister station newschannel8 news talk discussing the case and domestic violence in the county. you can see that exclusive interview online at wjla.com. we have got breaking news now from suitland. police there are investigating a murder. our stephen tschida is joining us live from the 2500 block of darel drive. what did police find there? stephen: they still are on the scene. they got the call here to the park green apartments at 1:00, 1:15 this afternoon. the investigation appears to be focused on one of the units. one of the apartments here at the complex. all we have learned from investigators is that they are looking into

mr. johnson to justice. justi >> reporter: now police saidol they were able to obtain videobv surveillance footage as well as witness statements totame corroborate boswellnson'ss confession. he will face charges of premeditated murder. mur states attorney angela brooks says they'll continue efforts to work in the community.k in tu remember just a few weeks agowks there was another girl, a sixl,s month old girl who was killed wk by her mother's boyfriend andnd so this is something that hashia hit the county very, very hardyr and they're working with community and churches to talk t about domestic violence, toe, recognize the signs and thens ad risk factors. facto live in palmer park, i'mve i melanie alnwick, fox5n local news. >> mel thank you very much.ha >>> 7:13 right now. now to the race fornk t> he whii house. it's a war of words on bothds ob sides this morning.de coming up the latest from theste campaign trail as thecampai candidates focus on rallyingn ry votes in new hampshire.s inew h. >> as we head outside thisd ide morning, there is part of the t big mess northbound lanes ofd le the bw parkway slut down right . that's one of several accidents.ac