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Interviews, physical evidence, and timely boat ride lead to murder charge for McHenry woman in 2003 Kenosha cold case
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Interviews, physical evidence, and timely boat ride lead to murder charge for McHenry woman in 2003 Kenosha cold case
(Left) Roxanna Collins, 70, of McHenry, and John J. Viskocil, 70, of Genoa City, Wisconsin, A review of the crime scene, physical evidence, and statements, as well as a 15-minute boat ride by Kenosha County investigators, is credited for cracking a two-decades-old cold case that led to homicide charges being filed against a McHenry woman for killing her former husband in Wisconsin, court records show. Roxanna Collins, 70, of McHenry, and John J.…
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