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It's Monday, April 6th.

Coming up on Sword and Scaled Daily, police and Wisconsin have arrested two teenagers

on suspicion of taking partner double homicide at the University of Wisconsin's Arboretum.

The body of a woman discovered hidden under a mattress in Bessamer, Alabama last week,

has been identified as 30-year-old Tiffany Osborne, who was last seen in midfield in late February.

New York rapper Ticoshi69 was granted early release from prison due to coronavirus concerns.

Finally, in Colorado, there are multiple reports of fake cops conducting traffic stops,

claiming to be checking compliance with the COVID-19 state home order.

All this and more coming up on Sword and Scaled Daily.

Last Tuesday, the bodies of a married couple were discovered in a ditch in the Arboretum

at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

The deaths were ruled a double homicide.

Police say that the killings were deliberate and the couple were specifically targeted.

Two teenage suspects have been arrested, at least one of whom knew the victims and their

family.

The bodies of 52-year-old Dr. Beth Porter and her husband, 57-year-old Robin Carr, were discovered

by a jogger on the grounds of the University of Wisconsin-Arboretum in Madison.

They were lying in a ditch near the entrance to the wooded park.

Carr was pronounced dead at the scene.

Dr. Porter was rushed to a hospital where she succumbed to her wounds.

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