Madison doctor, husband victims of double homicide, family friends say
MADISON, Wis. — A Madison doctor and her husband are the victims of Tuesday’s homicide at the UW Arboretum, according to close friends of the family. The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office identified Beth Potter, 52, and Robin Carre, 57, as the victims.
Dr. Beth Potter, 52, and her husband Robin Carre, 57, have been identified as the victims, family friends, who wished not to be identified, said. The Medical Examiner said both died from homicidal related trauma.
Dr. Potter worked at the Wingra Family Medical Center run by the Access Community Health Centers and the University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health.
“In addition to being a wonderful family physician and highly respected teacher, Beth was a dedicated clinical leader,” said William Schwab, M.D., the interim chair of Potter’s department in a statement. “She was wise, warm, and always supportive. There are so many patients, students and colleagues whose lives have been touched by Beth. Her loss weighs heavily on members of our department.”
A jogger called police around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday after noticing two people in a ditch near Wingra Drive. Carre was pronounced dead at the scene and Potter died at the hospital shortly after, UWPD spokesman Marc Lovicott said.
https://www.channel3000.com/madison-doctor-husband-victims-of-double-homicide-family-friends-say/
Police are saying this was a targeted killing. Really strange to have it happen while everyone is sheltering at home.
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