Jacks case could see charges soon, official says

Investigators continue to gather evidence in the case against the Southeast Washington mother charged with killing her four daughters and said formal charges could be coming soon.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Deborah Sines said at a D.C. Superior Court hearing Friday that prosecutors are still interviewing witnesses and expected to present evidence supporting an indictment to a grand jury by June 13, the date of the next follow-up hearing.