Police Believe Suspect in Washington Quadruple Murder May Have Had Accomplices

Police in Washington believe that a man charged in the deaths of a wealthy businessman, his wife, son and housekeeper may have had help committing the crime. However, police said on Saturday no other suspects have been taken into custody. Daron Dylon Wint, 34, of Lanham, Maryland, was arraigned on Friday on a first degree murder charge. He is accused of holding captive construction business owner Savvas Savopoulos and the others until he got $40,000 in cash, then killing them and setting fire to their house in the upscale Woodley Park neighborhood of the capital. Wint, who was ordered held without bond, was arrested late on Thursday in the U.S. capital following a manhunt.