Custody battle may have led to killing of child in Tysons apt. - WTOP Morning Headlines - Tuesday, August 07, 2018

A 5-year-old girl is dead, and another child is struggling to recover from gunshot wounds after a shooting at a Tysons area apartment. Court documents indicate the mother of the little girl shot to death was in a custody battle that would have required moving to Missouri. [Logo](#) MORNING HEADLINES - August 07, 2018 [mobile-header-ad]( [alt text here]( [mobile-img]( [alt text here]( [Custody battle may have led to killing of child in Tysons apt.]( A 5-year-old girl is dead, and another child is struggling to recover from gunshot wounds after a shooting at a Tysons area apartment. Court documents indicate the mother of the little girl shot to death was in a custody battle that would have required moving to Missouri. 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