It's been almost a year since the death of Aprina Paul. As her family plans an anniversary to celebrate her life, the man convicted of burning her body wrote to the family to claim he is innocent.
An Evansville man convicted of burning the corpse of a Fitchburg woman in his backyard fire pit was sentenced Wednesday.
The Evansville, Wis., man accused of burning the body of a missing Fitchburg teen in his backyard fire pit pleaded guilty to two charges Thursday.
The man charged with burning and hiding the body of a Fitchburg woman was arrested after Rock County Sheriff's Office detectives were alerted he was trying to escape.
Nathan Middleton was charged Wednesday with hiding a corpse and mutilating a corpse in connection to the death of 18-year-old Aprina Paul.
It is safe to say that the soaked pavement outside of the Penn Park pavilion was only rivaled by to the tears shed underneath the shelter.
