

The Nearly Forgotten Murder of Susan Poupart: Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
In May 1990, 29-year-old Susan “Suzy” Poupart disappeared after a night out with friends on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation in northern Wisconsin. For decades, her family has lived alongside the men they believe know exactly what happened to her, while a billboard bearing Suzy’s face has stood as a reminder that her…

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“OMG a Wisconsin one. My backyard. I love Chequamegon. Always stomping around there hoping to lay eyes on a black bear”
“Thank you so much for covering this. The deep woods of northern Wisconsin has far too many unsolved murders, women especially, for such small communities.”
“This was a sad one. Sad and infuriating. I pray the family finds comfort and justice!”
“Those two local guys didn't do it, they are thieves, attackers, burglers, scumbags but not murderers. They've been caught and jailed for everything they have done, so they aren't successful at any of them. They couldn't have killed one pers…”
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