Homem de Wisconsin é acusado de matar a esposa a tiros em reserva natural

15 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Um homem de 80 anos de Wisconsin foi acusado de homicídio doloso em primeiro grau após matar sua esposa a tiros em uma reserva natural perto de Baraboo. George Paul teria matado sua esposa de 80 anos, Susan Paul, antes de disparar tiros contra um departamento de polícia local.

Em 8 de maio, por volta das 14h, testemunhas viram George Paul retirar sua esposa de um veículo na Reserva Natural Pewitt's Nest, na County Road West, no município de Baraboo, e disparar várias vezes contra ela. Delegados do Gabinete do Xerife do Condado de Sauk encontraram Susan Paul morta com ferimentos de bala à queima-roupa no estacionamento. A área fica a cerca de 80 quilômetros a noroeste de Madison.

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