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A city official said the Temple Police Department arrested two Killeen residents this week for allegedly damaging gravestones at the Hillcrest Cemetery in Temple. Sydney McBride, a City of Temple ...

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Washington County police said they are looking for a married couple accused of living with a decomposing body for several months while continuing to cash the deceased person’s social security checks.

(WLUK) -- Inspired by a Calumet County case, Governor Tony Evers signed a new law closing a loophole on corpse concealment. Evers signed Senate Bill 423/Assembly Bill 422 into law as 2025 Wisconsin ...

Police in Washington County are searching for a husband and wife accused of living with a decomposing body to continue cashing social security checks. James Bebout, 69, and Debbie Bebout, 64, of ...

Wisconsin has extended the statute of limitations for the crime of hiding a corpse. The new law was inspired by the 1983 case of Starkie Swenson, whose remains were found in 2021. Previously, the ...

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Austen Erblat is a digital producer and assignment editor at CBS News Colorado and is Covering Colorado First. Originally from South Florida, he's been working as a journalist in Denver since 2022.