Andrei Kisliak, who was found dead with his family in an Acacia Terrace, Buffalo Grove home, had been barred from the house and allowed back Nov. 1.
Among other instances mentioned in court filings, his wife told the court her husband brought home prostitutes, used drugs heavily, followed her as she took their children to school, stole her car and threatened to kill her "and disfigure her in a way that no one will recognize her."
In court filings, Vera Kisliak said that prior to seeking divorce, her husband had begun abusing drugs - smoking marijuana daily and using cocaine - brought prostitutes to the home and blasted music late at night. In August, he refused to give his wife keys to any of the couple's four BMW vehicles to drop their daughters at school and refused to take them himself.
Andrei Kisliak was born in Belarus, met Vera through friends and traveled to visit her a half dozen times before they married in Minsk, Lysenko said.
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