N.D. man ruled to stand trial in daughters’ deaths in Wis.
July 25, 2012 in West Central Tribune
MADISON, Wis. A North Dakota construction worker must stand trial in the deaths of his three young daughters, a Wisconsin judge ruled Tuesday after hearing how the girl’s terrified mother called police and an investigator found the children tucked in bed with their faces covered in dried blood. Continue Reading
MADISON, Wis. A North Dakota man killed his three young daughters after they rushed to greet him during a surprise visit and left their bodies tucked in their beds, Wisconsin authorities said in court documents released Thursday.
About two hours after he allegedly killed his three children at the home they once shared, a former River Falls man turned himself in to police at their station, soon after officers had begun searching for him.
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