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The Chippewa Falls Police Department is asking for public help to find a missing 10-year-old girl.

Police are looking for Iliana (Lily) Peters. She is a fourth-grader at Parkview Elementary.
According to police, around 9:00 p.m. Sunday the department was contacted by Lily’s father who said that Lily had not returned home from a visit to her Aunt’s house.

Police say as this is an active investigation, this is all of the information that can be provided.

Police learned that Lily was last seen by family members in the evening. She was supposed to be heading home to the 50 block of E. Birch St. Officers and family checked the area and contacted family and friends, but she was not located.

After dark, officers learned that a bicycle believed to belong to Lily was located in the woods a short distance from her Aunt’s residence near the walking trail between the end of N. Grove St and the Leinenkugel’s brewery parking lot.

K9 teams from the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Department and the Lake Hallie Police Department were called in to search the area last night. Also, the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Department’s drone was used to search the wooded area.

Law Enforcement and Fire/EMS search teams searched this area and conducted door-to-door canvasing overnight. CFPD Investigators have and continue to follow up with friends and family of Lily.
The Wisconsin Division of Criminal Investigation was contacted and, at this point, the incident does not meet the criteria for an Amber Alert.
 
The body of a 10-year-old Wisconsin girl who went missing Sunday night was found Monday morning, police said.
Iliana “Lily” M. Peters' father reported her missing after she did not return home from her aunt's house, Chippewa Falls Police Chief Matthew Kelm said during a news conference.

Peters' bike was found a few blocks away from her aunt's house, and on Monday morning, her body was discovered in a wooded area. Chippewa Falls Police are investigating her death as a homicide and said there may be a danger to the public.

Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District said it was working with police.

Kelm choked up briefly during the news conference as he announced Peters' death.

“Our first responders are tremendously impacted by anything that impacts our children," he said
 
Damn. She looks so happily like an All-American Midwest kid... and Chippewa Falls, WI looks harmless, even with a major brewery located in town. I looked at her block and I could faintly hear the song "Ain't That America" (not that the song means exactly what it says, but that's what I hear) by John Mellencamp playing in my head... Looks like an ideal place to raise kids these days. :(
 
Police in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, arrested a juvenile suspect in connection with the death of 10-year-old Illiana "Lily" Peters, Police Chief Matthew Kelm said Tuesday night.
"The suspect was not a stranger, the suspect was known to the victim," Kelm told reporters. "We do not believe there is any danger to the community at this time."
The chief neither released the name of the suspect nor how the suspect and Lily knew each other. He said the juvenile is in custody. Kelm did not say whether criminal charges had been filed.
The arrest comes one day after Lily's body was found in the woods, prompting police to launch a homicide investigation.
At a news conference Monday, Kelm did not elaborate on how the girl was killed or what evidence was found at the scene. Kelm said Tuesday authorities received more than 200 tips.
"These tips were critical to solving this case," he said.
A search warrant was executed at a home where evidence was collected and additional interviews were conducted, Kelm said Tuesday.
"There is still much work to be done," he said. "Our thoughts continue to be with the family during this terrible time."
Marty Maloney, spokesperson for Leinenkugel's, told CNN in a statement Lily's death was "an unspeakable, heartbreaking tragedy, and we want to express our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victim. We are working with the authorities, and providing the help and support we can."
 
Chippewa Co. prosecutors gave the first glimpse of the allegations against the 14-year-old who is accused of raping and killing Lily Peters earlier this week.

In the eighth grader’s first court appearance, prosecutors asked the court to impose a one-million-dollar cash bond, saying that the defendant intended to rape and kill the 10-year-old girl from the outset of the attack.
Prosecutors argued the need to protect the community from the teenager and because he may be a flight risk. He is charged with 1st-degree intentional homicide, 1st-degree sexual assault and 1st-degree sexual assault of a child. Two of the three charges carry a maximum penalty of life in prison. The 14-year-old is being tried in adult court.
The court concurred and set the bond at $1 million, also ordering that he not have any contact with other juveniles nor have any dangerous weapons. His next court date is set for May 5, at 3:30 p.m. Chippewa Falls Police Chief Matthew Kelm previous said that the defendant was not a stranger to Peters, and was known to her
In laying out why the defendant deserved the high bond, prosecutors indicated he had planned to kill her prior to the attack, saying, “he wanted to rape and kill her from the get-go.” They alleged the teen punched Peters in the stomach, knocked her down and strangled her nearly to death before raping her.
 
Prosecutors identified the suspect through his initials and only as a 14-year-old boy and alleged that the eighth-grader admitted to physically assaulting the child before strangling her to death and then sexually assaulting her.

"Protection of [the] community also is necessary in this case given his statements regarding his intentions and his statements regarding that when he did get off the trail, he punched the victim in the stomach, knocked her to the ground, essentially strangled her, hit her with a stick, before strangling her to the point of death -- before he then sexually assaulted her," Chippewa County District Attorney Wade Newell told the judge at the bond hearing.

from @ronda2711's link
 
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Carson Peters-Berger

The 14-year-old boy charged with the rape and murder of Wisconsin girl Lily Peters is the son of a convicted pedophile, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Adam Berger, 37, spent three years in jail after being caught with a stash of pornographic images of prepubescent girls on his phone.
Berger's son Carson Peters-Berger, 14, is now facing a possible life sentence after being charged with three counts over Lily's death: first-degree intentional homicide, first-degree sexual assault and first-degree sexual assault of a child.
Warning
According to charging documents for Adam Berger, 10 pornographic photos showing very young girls in spread-legged positions were found on his phone. Some of them had been doctored to include comments such as 'first in ur little girls a**hole and then in ur mouth mom.'

Berger's own face was superimposed on some of them.

Other pictures showed the children semi-dressed – among them one showing a girl in a green feather boa and black high heels and another girl wearing a pink tutu skirt.

All of the revolting pictures focused on the children's genitalia according to court papers.

He also had drug paraphernalia including four crack pipes in his home.

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In court, prosecutors said Peters-Berger planned to 'rape and kill the victim from the get-go when he left the house with the victim to go down the trail'.

Chippewa County District Attorney Wade Newell added: 'He punched the victim in the stomach, knocked her to the ground, essentially strangled her, hit her with a stick, before strangling her to the point of death – before he then sexually assaulted her.'

Peters-Berger is now incarcerated at the Northwest Regional Juvenile Detention Center in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and is due to appear again in court next week.

DailyMail.com can reveal that Adam Berger is currently living in a halfway house in Eau Claire after being released from Oshkosh Correctional Institution in April 2021.

He remains on supervised probation and is on the sex offender registry. He and his lawyers had opposed extended probation because he would not have had unsupervised visits with his son – who he described in a letter as being 'the best of me'.

Other letters filed in support of his bid to regain unsupervised contact with his son describe an unhappy child who never smiled and looked miserable in the company of his mother Lauri Davis, 45.

When Berger was sent to jail in May 2018, Peters-Berger's life was shattered according to his grandmother Mary and family friend Katie Weathers.

His grandmother said: 'Carson has not been very happy with his father being gone.'

Weathers accused Davis of being a bad mother, saying: 'We have seen him out and about with his mom and he never looks happy.

'He doesn't smile, he's always quiet and just looks at the ground and doesn't talk.'

She also accused Davis of trying to limit his contact with Berger's friends and family.

The 14-year-old is the product of a brief relationship between Berger and Davis, who is the sister of Lily's father Alex Peters, 43.



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Pedophile Pop & Teen Corpse Raper

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Lily's mother
Like her cousin, 10-year-old Lily was the product of a broken home and lived with her father Alex who has a string of convictions for drug and alcohol offenses including several DUIs.

Davis also has multiple convictions for drug offenses, all dating from at least two years before her son was born, and was also arrested for domestic battery in December 2005 following an altercation with her then-husband John Davis.

Meanwhile, Lily's mother Jennifer Eyerly, 38, is currently on probation after being convicted of multiple counts of theft including for swiping four of her mother's credit cards and racking up a bill totaling $7,788.31.

She also cheated her aunt and uncle out of $10,000 by inventing fake jobs for them – even conducting false interviews – in a bid to get hold of their banking details.

Eyerly, who remains on probation, split from Peters in 2018 and, in January, moved more than 60 miles away to the tiny village of Balsam Lake.
 
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Carson Peters-Berger



Warning
According to charging documents for Adam Berger, 10 pornographic photos showing very young girls in spread-legged positions were found on his phone. Some of them had been doctored to include comments such as 'first in ur little girls a**hole and then in ur mouth mom.'

Berger's own face was superimposed on some of them.

Other pictures showed the children semi-dressed – among them one showing a girl in a green feather boa and black high heels and another girl wearing a pink tutu skirt.

All of the revolting pictures focused on the children's genitalia according to court papers.

He also had drug paraphernalia including four crack pipes in his home.

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Lily's mother

Good Lord. Scum like this shouldn’t reproduce or the children should be removed. What a tragic life. Angels are her family now.
 
I knew the family, and sure they have issues, but that doesn't change the fact that a father and mother lost their child. Siblings that will never see their sister again. And poor Lily.. The town is rallying around the family right now with lots of support. Everyone knows everyone in Chippewa, and this was such a senseless tragedy that we all feel.
 
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