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6 CHICAGO TRIBUNE METRO SECTION2 By Jo Napolitano and Hal Dardick Tribune staff reporters The husband of a missing Plainfield woman was denied temporary sole custody of their children Tuesday as a Will County judge said there was insufficient evidence to support the request. Craig attorney, Dion Davi, told Judge Joseph Polito that he needed to protect the two children in case their mother came back and took them elsewhere. Lisa Stebic has been missing since April 30. gone, not here, not present, not presently caring for the Davi said in court, adding that possible Lisa Stebic neglected or abandoned them. Craig Stebic was not at the hearing.

Lisa attorney, Glenn Kahn, said arguments would have to be made regarding the best interests of the children and that petition fell short. A July 18 court date is set. Melanie Greenberg, a spokeswoman for Lisa family, said she thought argument was misguided. are happy that the judge made a correct she said. motion make any sense to us in the first place.

I think Craig is getting the best legal advice. Craig is the parent. He already has custody. I know why at this time he would have to make a motion like And if Lisa Stebic should come back, she be stripped of her rights, Green- berg said. she comes back, then they could deal with at that she said.

did not run off. The people who saw her at work that day said she was in a good mood. has happened. I know what. She would never leave her children and would never do this to her Davi has said his custody filing did not have to do with the possibility of Lisa fami- ly trying to gain custody in the future.

It had only to do with her. He said his client is a and fit and there is no evidence to suggest he is unable to care for his children, a girl, 12, and boy, 10. Greenberg said her family is in regular contact with Craig Stebic and that she spoke to him over the weekend. Away from the courtroom, Davi said he does not believe news reports quoting unidentified sources saying that police found DNA evidence on a tarp in Craig possession and that investigators used that evidence to get the search warrant last week for the home and vehicles. Davi said he has a complete inventory of the items taken from the Stebic home during two voluntary searches.

None indicated that police took a tarp. Davi said he did not know what was taken during the third search, the one for which police obtained a warrant. believe Davi said of the tarp report. confirm it as a true Davi said he did not know if Craig Stebic owned a tarp and would not discuss conversations he had with his client. Greenberg said the family also had no idea if police found such evidence.

has not been confirmed or denied to us by the Plainfield she said. far as we are concerned, it is a rumor. We do not know what the police used as probable cause to get the search The warrant is under seal, and police talking about possible evidence. relate the specifics in that said Plainfield Police Chief Don Bennett. jna- Sole custody denied in Plainfield Tribune photo by John Smierciak Glenn Kahn (left), attorney for Lisa Stebic, and Dion Davi, Craig attorney, leave a custody hearing Tuesday.

Craig Stebic Missing husband loses bid An expansion of the Cook Memorial Public Library District is long overdue, library trustees said Tuesday as they voted 5-1 to proceed with a $12 million plan to fund a new library in Vernon Hills and a major addition to the Cook Park Library in Libertyville. is the most important board vote in 40 library director Dan Armstrong, who proposed the plan, toldtrustees. Trustee Ann voted against the plan, said it is the district in debt for 20 years and I just see The plan, which unlike three previous failed not require voter approval. Armstrongproposedusing about the annual operating budgetto help fund a addition to the Cook Park Library, estimated to cost $6 million. He also proposed building square-foot library on Aspen Drive in Vernon Hills.

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