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Man's Body Pulled From Sparta Creek May Have Connection To Double Homicide
The man pulled from a Sparta creek over the weekend was named a primary suspect in a double homicide investigation.
Police say 37-year-old Troy Hogan of Sparta was found dead in Beaver Creek Saturday morning.
The La Crosse Tribune reports Hogan was named a suspect this month in connection to the deaths of Connie DeGeorge and her live-in boyfriend, Kale Kvistad the second.
The two were last seen in March, 2002. A hunter found their bones in the woods in the town of New Lyme in December 2004. Both had been shot in the head.
Besides Hogan, a 36-year-old Neillsville man is also considered a suspect. He's still in custody on an unrelated sexual assault charge.
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