Carlie Beaudin 5Nurse Practitioner Carlie Beaudin [L-R], was declared dead at the hospital after police found her body on Friday morning

A former parking valet at a hospital in Wisconsin has been charged with the murder of a nurse who was found frozen and bleeding underneath a vehicle last Tuesday.

Kenneth Freeman, 27, of Milwaukee, has been charged with one count of first-degree intentional homicide for the murder of 33-year-old Carlie Beaudin who was found in the parking structure of Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Friday.
Beaudin was declared dead at the hospital after police found her body on Friday morning.

According to court documents Freeman crept up on Beaudin as she was walking to her car and knocked her to the ground.,all caught on camera.
Prosecutors then claim Freeman then kicked and stomped on her head and neck ‘almost 40 times’.

Kenneth Freeman 1Suspect Kenneth Freeman [photo] has been charged with one count of first-degree intentional homicide after admitting that he deliberately murdered Beaudin
Freeman then dragged his victim’s body out of the camera’s view towards her own car.
Freeman allegedly drover her body to another part of the parking structure, where her body was eventually found at around 3.45am on Friday.
According to the complaint Freeman later called 911 and reported he was involved in the death at the parking garage.
After being taken into custody and discovered with the nurse’s purse, he later told authorities in a statement he said ‘he deliberately and purely murdered’ her.

Police investibate death of Carlie Beaudin 1Homicide investigation at Froedtert Hospital parking structure after the discovery of the battered and frozen Nurse practitioner on Friday morning

Authorities said that they were sent to the garage where they located a car that had crashed into the wall and that’s when they found Beaudin frozen to the ground with a weak pulse, according to Fox 6.
Beaudin was removed from the scene and taken to the hospital where she was declared dead at 4.21am.
TMJ4 reported that Freeman participated in Wisconsin Community Services, a non-profit that works with high-risk and disenfranchised community members. It is said to offer behavioral health programs for mentally ill patients and has an outpatient mental health clinic.