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Neil LaFave was a DNA warden who was killed in the Sensiba Wildlife Area in Green Bay by 21-year-old Brian Hussong. LaFave issued a citation to Hussong for hunting out of season and this was what sparked the crime.

On December 8, 2005, Angela Drake was at the Dry Bean Saloon in Fitchburg, Wisconsin. She left the bar with a man and never returned home the following day.

Paul Ware from Chattanooga, Tennessee, was the first person ever tried in the United States using mitochondrial DNA testing. He was convicted of murdering and raping 4-year-old Lindsey Green.

In 2007, 30-year-old Lara Plamann was found shot to death on her rural Wisconsin property. Despite a decade-long investigation, no one has been charged with her murder, and the case remains unsolved.

22-year-old Theresa Wesolowski was found lying face down on the ground a few blocks from where she worked. Someone had stabbed her over 40 times. It took 10 years to arrest her coworker Mark Libecki, who claimed another coworker killed Theresa.

15-year-old Charlene Dvorak was found barely alive in a secluded municipal park by a railroad bridge. She died two days later. 2 classmates were responsible for the crime. 15-year-old Garland Hampton immersed himself in gang culture because of his childhood trauma and shot his friend over $100 dollars that went missing.

Carol Knepp was murdered on February 19, 1996, right after she celebrated a year of marriage to Gary Knepp. They purportedly had a good relationship, but Gary had an affair with his friend’s wife, Lisa Hostetter, and this extramarital relationship led to the crime.

Lorenzo Fayne was an American serial killer and necrophile who was active from 1989 to 1993. They did not quickly capture him because he lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and East St. Louis, Illinois. Plus, the police were understaffed in a time of record murders and underfunding to where they couldn’t afford car radios.

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