Wednesday, November 14, 2012
State appeals court rules against man convicted of murdering girlfriend, burning her body and dumping remains in a lake.
- POLICE & FIRE
- Mark Maley
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
A Brookfield man convicted of strangling his girlfriend, burning her body and then dumping the remains in Lake Winnebago in 2009 is not entitled to a new trial, the state appeals court has ruled. Brandon Mueller, 37, was sentenced in 2010 to life without the possibility of parole for murdering 28-year-old Renee Redmer in his mother's Fond du Lac apartment, the Associated Press reported. After binging on cocaine and alcohol, Mueller and Redmer, of Waukesha, got into an argument that turned physical. Mueller put his hands around Redmer’s neck and she died in the struggle, according to court records. Mueller put Redmer’s body in a cooler in his mother’s garage and, a few weeks later, doused the body in gasoline and burned it in a barrel. …
Monday, June 27, 2011
Friends say John Aegerter was an eccentric, intelligent businessman who owned about 75 communications towers in three states.
As John Aegerter watched new technologies replace the pagers that had made him a wealthy man, he joked he would be the last man standing in the pager business. His death — labeled a homicide by police who have arrested two suspects — will leave a hole in the radio communications industry, friends and business associates said. Visitation will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, followed by a memorial service, at Harder Funeral Home, 18700 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield. Aegerter, 63, was found dead Wednesday in the garage of his Brookfield home. The cause has not been released by the medical examiner's office. But police and prosecutors say Aegerter, president of Air Page Corp. and other satellite communications businesses, was brutally beaten …
Friday, June 24, 2011
Friends and business associates say John Aegerter planned to let Albert Hajny go and had told his wife, now accused in Aegerter's brutal death.
A Brookfield businessman found brutally murdered in his home was planning to end the employment of a man whose wife is now jailed in connection with the killing, the victim's friends said Friday. The body of 63-year-old John Aegerter was found Wednesday in his home 14300 block of Golf Parkway in southeastern Brookfield. One of the two suspects in the slaying is Lynn M. Hajny, whose husband Albert, worked for Aegerter's company, Air Page Corp. Keefe John and Jack Hughes, who were friends of the victim, said Aegerter had helped the Hajnys in recent years when Albert Hajny lost his job and the couple was in danger of losing their New Berlin home. But they said Aegerter had planned to let Albert Hajny go as the Air Page hours were reduced from…
sue
9:52 am on Monday, September 10, 2012
RIP JOHN AEGERTER :) angels r with u and those crazy people will pay for what thay done more ›