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Psychiatrist: Man who killed daughters sane
A man who admitted killing his three young daughters in western Wisconsin suffers from depression but is sane, a court-appointed psychiatrist testified as the second week of the suspect's insanity trial got underway Monday.
Psychiatrist: Man who killed daughters not insane
A psychiatrist has testified that a man who admitted killing his three young daughters in western Wisconsin is not insane.
Mother of 3 killed by father returns to testify
The mother of three girls who were killed by their father in northwestern Wisconsin says she was worried about leaving the children alone in his care.
Prosecutor: Dad killed girls to hurt ex-wife (UPDATE)
The day his ex-wife could legally remarry, Aaron Schaffhausen hopped aboard a train and left North Dakota to go back to Wisconsin. The next day, he cut their three young daughters' throats, wrapped their necks with his spare T-shirts and tucked them into bed.
Judge orders psychiatric exams in triple homicide case
A judge has ordered a man accused of killing his three young daughters to undergo two separate psychiatric examinations before his trial.
Judge won’t move triple homicide trial
A judge won't move the trial for a North Dakota construction worker accused of killing his daughters out of St. Croix County.
Father in court, accused of killing 3 daughters
The father accused of killing his three young daughters at the girls' western Wisconsin home is back in court.
Pretrial hearing held in death of 3 Wis. sisters
A man charged with murdering his daughters in River Falls last July has a few weeks to consider whether he will plead insanity.
Judge sets 3-week trial in daughters’ deaths
A Wisconsin judge has set a three-week trial this spring for a North Dakota man accused of killing his three young daughters in River Falls.
Dad’s defense to get copies of sensitive evidence
A judge has ruled attorneys for a man accused of killing his three young daughters in Wisconsin will get copies of sensitive evidence.
Schaffhausen attorney: Stop mental health visits
The attorney for the man accused of killing his three young daughters is asking a court to stop a mental health professional from visiting the defendant in the St. Croix County Jail.
Construction worker accused of killing kids pleads not guilty
A Wisconsin judge entered not guilty pleas Tuesday for a man accused of killing his three young daughters.
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