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WISN-TV reported that police “took one man into custody June 7 to conduct a search warrant at his Waukesha home in connection to a first-degree intentional homicide charge and hiding a corpse.” However, he has not been charged.
“We confiscated electronic devices and additional evidence from his home during our search warrant. We have not returned any evidence because of the active and ongoing nature of the case,” Franklin police told WISN. Heavy has reached out to Franklin’s police chief for verification of this information.
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Eckert’s husband, Wes, says detectives have named him and his brother “persons of interest” in the case.
“There’s no evidence and plenty of lies,” said Wes, referring to how police are handling the investigation.
He says police showed up at his brother’s home last week with guns drawn, and took his brother’s cell phone, computer, guns for hunting, and cash.
“They said her cell phone was in his driveway,” said Wes. “That is just not true. They searched my home a year ago too, found nothing, and still have my stuff.”
Wes says after searching his brother’s home, Franklin police showed up at his house.
"They were yelling at me, saying he was down in a jail cell crying,” said Wes. “They told me I should go down and tell the truth to save him. They asked why I was letting him take the blame. It is a total squeeze job, and there is nothing to squeeze out my brother or me.”
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“We confiscated electronic devices and additional evidence from his home during our search warrant. We have not returned any evidence because of the active and ongoing nature of the case,” Franklin police told WISN. Heavy has reached out to Franklin’s police chief for verification of this information.
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“There’s no evidence and plenty of lies,” said Wes, referring to how police are handling the investigation.
He says police showed up at his brother’s home last week with guns drawn, and took his brother’s cell phone, computer, guns for hunting, and cash.
“They said her cell phone was in his driveway,” said Wes. “That is just not true. They searched my home a year ago too, found nothing, and still have my stuff.”
Wes says after searching his brother’s home, Franklin police showed up at his house.
"They were yelling at me, saying he was down in a jail cell crying,” said Wes. “They told me I should go down and tell the truth to save him. They asked why I was letting him take the blame. It is a total squeeze job, and there is nothing to squeeze out my brother or me.”

Police now investigating Sandra Eckert's disappearance as a homicide
Franklin Police Department announced it's now investigating Sandra Eckert's disappearance as a homicide and they have identified two people of interest.

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