Girlfriend of Illinois Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to Obstruction

Kyleigh Cleveland-Singleton, accused of providing false information to authorities investigating the Joliet massacre, remains on home confinement.

Kyleigh Cleveland-Singleton, 21, pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice in connection with the investigation into the Joliet massacre.
Prosecutors allege she lied about not having her boyfriend, Romeo Nance's, phone number; Nance is suspected of killing eight people.
Nance fatally shot himself in Texas as U.S. Marshals closed in, following the murder of seven family members and another man.
The victims included Nance's mother, brother, sister, two younger sisters, aunt, uncle, and an unrelated man, Toyosi Bakare.
Cleveland-Singleton is on home confinement and faces three counts of obstruction of justice; her court return is scheduled for March 7.