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Prosecutor reconsidering charges in attempted homicide case

By: Associated Press//May 11, 2015//

Prosecutor reconsidering charges in attempted homicide case

By: Associated Press//May 11, 2015//

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PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) — The district attorney in Columbia County will consider whether to resubmit charges against a former nurse accused of trying to kill the wife of a man with whom she’d had an affair.

A mistrial in the case against Stephanie McMillen was declared last Friday because of unspecified juror improprieties. The Baraboo News Republic says a conference is expected to be held Tuesday to determine how to proceed with the case.

McMillen was charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, stalking and obstruction. The 45-year-old Baraboo woman was arrested in September 2012.

Prosecutors say she drove to the home of Kimberly Tennier and asked her to help look for a lost cat. According to a criminal complaint, McMillen tried to lure Tennier to a pond on the property, but Tennier became suspicious and returned to her house.

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