A King County judge determined that defense attorneys did not violate a court order during a visit to the home where a boy is accused of massacring his family.

The back-and-forth allegations stem from Oct. 29 when the defense team was granted access to the home where the Humiston family was murdered on Oct. 21.

King County prosecutors allege a team of public defenders violated a court order when they were allowed unsupervised access to a Fall City family's crime scene.

The Fall City community is grappling with shock and sorrow after five family members were found dead in their home.

The King County Prosecuting Attorney is seeking to move the case against a 15-year-old boy who is charged with killing his family to adult court.

The boy, who KOMO News cannot currently name because he's being tried as a juvenile, is accused of killing Mark, Sarah, Joshua, Katheryn, and Benjamin Humiston.

Three children and two adults who were fatally shot inside their Fall City home on Monday morning have been identified.

The pastor said it's meant to create a safe space for the community to come together in this time of grief.