Two people are found dead in the house in Waukesha, person arrested

Waukesha, Wis. –

A second person was found dead in a house in Waukesha, and according to the Sheriff department of the Waukesha County, one person is of interest.

On February 28, the Sheriff Department said that they were asked to look for someone near the Cider Hills Drive shortly before 10 a.m.

In her first publication, the Sheriff department said that one person was found dead in the house on February 28, and she did not know the whereabouts of other family members.

On March 1st, the Sheriff department said that a second person was found dead in the house. They did not say which second person was found and what their relationship with the other was victim.

On March 1, the Sheriff Department also explained that a person is now in custody due to separate charges. They did not say when and where this person was taken into custody and how their relationship with the victims can be.

Since then, the family has identified one of the victims as a 51-year-old Donald Mayer.

The family said WISN 12 news that his wife and son lived in the house.

WISN 12 News continued to ask the Sheriff department whether this is examined as a murder where this interested person was taken into custody and whether other family members are still missing, but have not yet heard these questions.

The neighbors said 12 news that they hadn't heard of the people who lived in the house for weeks.

“It has been about two weeks that the garbage was not eliminated, and we only assumed that they were on vacation,” said Kim Vonckx, a neighbor from the next door.

They said they would never expect something like that in their neighborhood.

“It was a shock,” said Vinckx.