Judge tells Trumbull murder suspect to not contact victim's family or his sons
Ylli Shtopaku is accused of fatally beating his former mother-in-law with a baseball bat in Trumbull.
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9h agoA judge ruled today that a Norwalk man accused of killing his former mother-in-law cannot have contact with the victim's family - including his two sons.
Trumbull police say Ylli Shtopaku attacked 70-year-old Lida Shape outside of her apartment complex and later confessed to the crime in a police interview.
Shtopaku is charged with murder in Shape's death.
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