Who was Ken Juedes?
PANIC emerged when a woman fled her family’s property to inform authorities of the horror she stumbled upon.
When police responded to an 911 call from Cindy Schultz-Juedes, they found her husband, Ken Juedes, dead and covered in his own blood.
Ken Juedes was a local pharmacist who tragically met his end[/caption]
Who was Ken Juedes?
Born on March 20, 1948, Ken Juedes was a 58-year-old pharmacist and father of three from Rothschild, Wisconsin.
In the 1970s he bought Dill Creek Farm and lived there with his family until his last days.
Ken was also a horse tamer, photographer and motorsport enthusiast.
Through his recreational motocross hobby, he became a part owner of Monster Hall Raceway in Unity, Wisconsin.
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Those who mourned the apothecary recalled how he and his horses entertained crowds at his county’s county fairs and parades.
He is remembered by his loved ones for his cooking, building and welding skills.
He is survived by his three daughters, Jennifer, Sara, and Rebecca.
what happened to ken
On August 30, 2006, police found Ken dead in his bed next to a piece of paper with the word “b***h” written in it and a knife on his Dill Creek Farm property.
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When law enforcement came across his body, investigators concluded that he sustained two gunshot wounds, which resulted in his tragic death.
The deceased victim suffered wounds from his .20 shotgun to his chest and another injury to his back.
Local investigators questioned the man’s wife, Cindy Schultz-Juedes, and she accused five different people of her husband’s murder.
Cindy even went so far as to accuse The Munsters actor Butch Patrick of killing Ken.
Ken’s wife, Cindy, tried to deflect police suspicion by drawing attention to five other people[/caption]
Cindy cited her and Ken’s $300,000 lawsuit against Butch and the others mentioned in the filing as motive for Butch and the other four people she named conspiring to murder her husband.
When asked, The Munsters alum recalled meeting Cindy and the late Ken at Monster Hall Raceway in 2006, the same year the lawsuit was filed and Ken died.
However, Cindy’s claims were ruled out by police after their investigation revealed Butch was not around on the Wednesday that Ken’s tragedy took place.
According to crime lab witnesses, there was no evidence of Patrick or the four other men at the Juedes’ home, or on notes and a knife left at the scene that contained DNA evidence.
On November 27, 2019, Cindy was arrested in connection with Ken’s murder.
On June 8, 2022, she was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide and obstructing an officer.
Although she was found guilty of the crime and sentenced to life in prison, Cindy maintains her innocence in her husband’s death.
The late Ken’s murder case at the hands of his own wife will be retold in an episode of Dateline NBC.
How can I watch Ken’s Dateline episode?
Ken’s death and murder investigation are revisited in a Dateline program entitled The Trouble at Dill Creek Farm.
On November 11, 2022, viewers can tune in as people close to the case share what really happened to anchor Andrea Canning.
This Friday at 9 p.m. EST, The Trouble at Dill Creek Farm is scheduled to air on the aforementioned network.
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Streaming options are available for those who miss the special’s Friday night premiere.
Viewers who miss the premiere can watch Ken’s episode on Hulu or Peacock.
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