Hello and welcome to Sword and Scale Daily.

I'm your host, Ryan Williams, it's Wednesday, December 4th, and this is your Daily True

Crime Report.

Coming up on Sword and Scale Daily, a Wisconsin woman has been arrested in connection with the

2006 murder of her husband.

In Holland, a man is on trial for fatally stabbing his American roommate, a talented drummer,

who was studying at Erasmus University in Rotterdam.

Finally, in Oregon, a man who was convicted of the 2001 murder of his girlfriend has his

conviction overturned after a judge ruled that the state crime lab did not disclose the

existence of potentially exculpatory DNA evidence in the case.

All this and more, coming up on Sword and Scale Daily.

The Woesaw County Daily Herald reports that on Monday, December 2nd, 65-year-old Cindy

Schultz-Judz was arrested for the 2006 murder of her husband, 58-year-old Ken Judz.

She is being held on a $1 million cash bail and will be charged with murder.

Police considered the death of Ken Judz a homicide from the start.

For years, the Marathon County Sheriff's Department said they had a suspect in the death, but

insufficient evidence for an arrest.

On the morning of August 30th, 2006, around 8.30am, Cindy Schultz-Judz called 911 and reported

finding her husband, Ken Judz, dead in their home in Hall, Wisconsin.

Ken Judz worked as a pharmacist.

His marriage to Cindy was his second, and he had four children with his first wife.

Cindy Schultz-Judz told investigators she spent the night sleeping in an RV on the

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