Teenage suspect arrested for the ‘targeted killing’ of University of Wisconsin doctor and her husband was ‘known to the family’ – Police
18-year-old Khari Sanford was arrested late Thursday for the double-homicide of Dr. Beth Potter and Robin Carre the University of Wisconsin Police Department confirmed Friday
The bodies of Dr. Beth Potter, 52 and her husband, Robin Carre, 57, were found by a jogger Tuesday morning in a ditch, by a jogger
Both had suffered trauma. Carre was dead at the scene and Potter died later in hospital
Authorities said the killings which were ‘calculated, cold-blooded, and senseless’ was ‘not a random act’
The suspect allegedly is ‘known to the family’ said policeÂ
Murder suspect Khari Sanford, [photo], was arrested late Thursday for the double-homicide of Dr. Beth Potter and her husband Robin Carre, the UW-Madison Police Dept confirmed FridayÂ
A teen acquainted with a Wisconsin couple found dead in a ditch has been arrested in their killing.
The bodies of Dr. Beth Potter, 52 and her husband, Robin Carre, 57, were found by a jogger Tuesday morning in a ditch
teenager has been arrested for the ‘targeted killing’ of a University of Wisconsin doctor and her husband who were found dead in a ditch in Madison, Wisconsin, – as authorities revealed the suspect is ‘known to the family’.
Khari Sanford, 18, was arrested late Thursday for the double-homicide of Dr. Beth Potter, 52 and Robin Carre, 57 following numerous tips, University of Wisconsin Police Department spokesman Marc Lovicott confirmed Friday.
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teenager has been arrested for the ‘targeted killing’ of a University of Wisconsin doctor and her husband who were found dead in a ditch in Madison, Wisconsin, – as authorities revealed the suspect is ‘known to the family’.
Khari Sanford, 18, was arrested late Thursday for the double-homicide of Dr. Beth Potter, 52 and Robin Carre, 57 following numerous tips, University of Wisconsin Police Department spokesman Marc Lovicott confirmed Friday.
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The bodies of Dr Beth Potter and her husband Robin Carre [photo],) were discovered by a jogger early Tuesday morning, both had suffered trauma. Carre was dead at the scene and Potter died later in hospital
Police said the suspect is ‘known to the family’ and that ‘this was not a random act’. Sanford allegedly is acquainted with one of the children of the victims.
A video of the suspect playing football for Madison West High School is featured on that child’s Facebook page.
The bodies of Potter and Carre were found in a ditch by a jogger at around 6:30am Tuesday in the UW Arboretum, a research and popular recreational area within 1,200 acres of forests and prairies.
Carre was pronounced dead at the scene and Potter died later in hospital.
Potter and Carre died from ‘homicidal related trauma,’ according to the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Authorities described the slayings as ‘calculated, cold-blooded, and senseless’.
A video of the suspect playing football for Madison West High School is featured on that child’s Facebook page.
The bodies of Potter and Carre were found in a ditch by a jogger at around 6:30am Tuesday in the UW Arboretum, a research and popular recreational area within 1,200 acres of forests and prairies.
Carre was pronounced dead at the scene and Potter died later in hospital.
Potter and Carre died from ‘homicidal related trauma,’ according to the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Authorities described the slayings as ‘calculated, cold-blooded, and senseless’.
Police said the suspect, Khari Sanford [L-R], is ‘known to the family’ and that ‘this was not a random act’. He is reportedly, acquainted with one of the children of the victims.
According to a website set up to share memories about the couple, they leave behind three children.
Beth Potter was a respected physician working at the Wingra Family Medical Center, run by the UW-Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health and Access Community Health Centers.
She was medical director of UW Health’s Employee Health Services.
Describing Dr. Potter, colleagues said ‘She was wise, warm, and always supportive. There are so many patients, students and colleagues whose lives have been touched by Beth. Her loss weighs heavily on members of our department.’
Robin Carre was an independent educational consultant, according to his website, and offered consulting services to students and their families for the college search and application process.
He was also a former coaching director at Regent Soccer Club, a youth soccer organization in Madison.
The bodies were found Tuesday by a jogger in the UW Arboretum, a research and popular recreational area that includes more than 1,200 acres of forests and prairies.
The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office says the husband and wife were the victims of homicidal violence., where the jogger made the grim discoveryÂ
Beth Potter was a respected physician working at the Wingra Family Medical Center, run by the UW-Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health and Access Community Health Centers.
She was medical director of UW Health’s Employee Health Services.
Describing Dr. Potter, colleagues said ‘She was wise, warm, and always supportive. There are so many patients, students and colleagues whose lives have been touched by Beth. Her loss weighs heavily on members of our department.’
Robin Carre was an independent educational consultant, according to his website, and offered consulting services to students and their families for the college search and application process.
He was also a former coaching director at Regent Soccer Club, a youth soccer organization in Madison.
The bodies were found Tuesday by a jogger in the UW Arboretum, a research and popular recreational area that includes more than 1,200 acres of forests and prairies.
The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office says the husband and wife were the victims of homicidal violence., where the jogger made the grim discoveryÂ
Police vehicles are stationed outside the UW-Arboretum in Madison, Wisconsin TuesdayÂ
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Victims: Beth Potter [left], was medical director of UW Health’s Employee Health Services. Her husband Robin Carre [right] was an independent educational consultant
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