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LIVE: Hidden Body Murder Trial – WI v. Matthew Pahl – Day 2
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7:37:29Now PlayingFifty-seven-year-old Matthew Pahl is charged with first-degree intentional homicide and hiding a corpse after his girlfriend, 44-year-old Stephanie Pavlons, was found in a wooded area near Delafield, Wisconsin. Pavlons had been missing for three weeks before her body was found. Investigators reportedly found video footage showing Pahl and Pavlons leaving their apartment together on August 22, 2022, and Pahl returned to the apartment alone, carrying the victim’s belongings. They also say Pahl searched local obituaries, read online articles about the investigation, and pretended to be the victim online. The defense team tried to get the whole case thrown out in 2023, arguing that no one knows how the woman died. Pahl has pleaded not guilty to the crime. If convicted, the first-degree intentional homicide charge carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison
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