Wisconsin wigger doctor, husband slain; couple knew nigger suspect, 18, police say

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MADISON, Wis. — The 18-year-old man arrested in the slayings of
a University of Wisconsin physician and her husband is known to
the family, police said Friday.

University of Wisconsin Police Chief Kristen Roman said in a
statement Friday that Khari Sanford has been booked into the
Dane County Jail on two counts of party to the crime of first-
degree intentional homicide. Roman did not say what Sanford's
relationship was to the family or how the couple was killed.


The bodies of Dr. Beth Potter, 52, and Robin Carre, 57, were
found Tuesday in the university's arboretum, which is several
miles from the Madison campus.

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MADISON -- An 18-year-old man has been arrested for the March 31
murders of a University of Wisconsin physician and her husband,
University of Wisconsin Police Chief Kristen Roman said in a
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The couple died of “homicidal violence,” according to the Dane
County Medical Examiner.

Sanford was arrested Thursday night after investigators worked
numerous tips from members of the community, Roman said.

Police have said they believe the couple was targeted.

“It was calculated, cold-blooded and senseless and we will
continue to do all we can to bring justice to Robin and Beth,
their family, and their loved ones," Roman said.

"It was calculated, cold-blooded and senseless and we will
continue to do all we can to bring justice to Robin and Beth,
their family, and their loved ones."

— University of Wisconsin Police Chief Kristen Roman
Potter worked at the Wingra Family Medical Center, run by the UW-
Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health and
Access Community Health Centers. She also was medical director
of UW Health’s Employee Health Services.

Friends of the couple said they're unable to comprehend why
anyone would want to harm the two.

Khari Sanford is pictured in a booking photo dated April 3,
2020. (Associated Press/Dane County Sheriff's Office)
Khari Sanford is pictured in a booking photo dated April 3,
2020. (Associated Press/Dane County Sheriff's Office)
“Disbelief,” said Dane County Supervisor Richard Kilmer said
about Potter’s death.

Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association President Craig Carlson told
WKOW-TV that he spent years on the sidelines of soccer matches
with Carre, who headed up a Madison youth soccer club.

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Carlson says Carre was quiet, humble, and constantly giving of
his time. He said Carre’s work with youth soccer was impactful
and selfless.

“(He) was never really interested in the accolades for himself,”
Carlson said.

Carre’s professional consulting work involved helping high
school students best prepare themselves for college admissions.

The couple is survived by three children in their teens and
twenties.

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