There will be more testimony today in the case of a teenager charged with killing a western Wisconsin 10-year-old.
The lawyers for the suspect accused of killing Lily Peters in Chippewa Falls last year questioned four experts from the Wisconsin Department of Corrections yesterday about the differences between juvenile prison and adult prison. The lawyers want Peters’ murder to be handled in juvenile court. The now-15-year-old suspect is accused of beating, strangling, killing, then sexually assaulting her on her way home last year.
Prosecutors want the case kept in adult court. The hearing is expected to wrap-up tomorrow.
