WINONA, Minn. – The parents of Madeline Kingsbury are not pleased that the man accused of killing her has visitation rights to their children. On two occasions Judge Mary Leahy has ordered that Adam Fravel have access to the children, age 5 and 2, albeit under supervision. In a new motion to the court , the grandparents ask that Fravel not be allowed any contact whatsoever, even if he’s released on $2 million bail. “There is every reason to believe he would flee with the children,” the Kingsbury grandparents assert. “The children have already suffered an immeasurable loss; putting them at risk for more harm is against their best interests.” Winona County Health and Human Services Department is siding with the grandparents. A disposition hearing is scheduled later in the week.

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