In Waukesha there will be questions about two deaths

Waukesha, Wis. –

While the examination of the death of two people continues in a Waukesha house, there are more questions than answers.

“Not much communication or information was released,” said Kim Vonckx, who has been living on the Cider Hills Drive for almost eight years.

The investigation began on Friday, when a family member called the Sheriff department of the Waukesha County to a social check after the school called her grandson to say that he was not at school for a while.

The authorities arrived in the house on Cider Hills Drive shortly afterwards, where they said they had found a person in the house.

Judith Mayer announced WISN 12 News in a call that the person who found the police was her son, whom she identified as a 51-year-old Donald Mayer.

The authorities said that other people who live in the house were missing.

The police were looking for evidence and photographed on the scene last Friday evening.

On Saturday, a police department from Wakeeney, Kansas, said that they had arrested a young person in connection with a double murder in Wisconsin. The department said that the person of interest also drove a stolen car from Wisconsin.

The authorities of the Kansas Police Department said that they received information from a sheriff office in Wisconsin that the person who drives the car could be armed with a pistol.

WISN 12 News has repeatedly asked the Sheriff department of the Waukesha County whether the deaths and arrest are related, but have not received any confirmation.

The Sheriff department of the Waukesha County confirmed on Saturday that a second person was found dead in the residence.

WISN 12 News has achieved the Sheriff department of the Waukesha County to learn more information about the type of death and if other family members are missing. You have informed us that no new information should be passed on.