Days before the triple homicide that stunned Brooklyn Park last month, Eddie Matthew Mosley received a summons -- in the mail -- at his St. Louis home, informing him that he'd been charged with rape in Minnesota and would have to appear in a Wright County court. Police say he drove to Minnesota and killed three. Now the victims' relatives are asking: Why wasn't he arrested on the rape charge?

A man accused of killing three people at a Brooklyn Park in-home daycare will remain in jail on a $6 million bond. Eddie Matthew Mosley, 34, of St. Louis, Mo., is accused of shooting to death Delois Brown, 59, and her parents James Bolden, 83, and Clover Bolden, 81, in April. A grand jury indicted Mosley Thursday on nine counts of first-degree murder.

Bail has been set at $6 million for the St. Louis man accused of killing three people in a Brooklyn Park home and daycare center last month. Eddie Mosley, 34, appeared in court Friday on charges that he shot and killed Delois Brown and her parents, James and Clover Bolden on April 9.

A grand jury indicted Eddie Mosley on nine counts of first-degree murder for the April killings of a Brooklyn Park day care provider and her elderly parents. He's expected to appear in court Friday.

DeLois Brown, James Bolden Sr. and Clover Bolden were shot and killed at Brown's home day-care on April 9. More than a month later, investigators have not made any arrests and continue to look for a young man seen leaving the scene on a bike. Authorities believe the Brooklyn Park home was targeted and are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Police found three people shot at an in-home daycare Monday morning. Authorities spent the day gathering evidence and searching for the suspect. KARE 11 news reports the gunman, described as a thin black male in his 20's, was seen leaving the scene on a BMX bicycle wearing a blue hoodie and jeans. There is a $10,000 reward being offered for information that leads to a conviction.