Serial Attacker Continues Targeting Women After Near-Fatal Assault: Court Documents

Court documents reveal that the suspect in the brutal random assault and rape of a University of Wisconsin student in Madison allegedly approached two other women through their open kitchen window moments after the attack, asking for help and claiming to have found the victim. The two women called 911, but the suspect left before the police arrived. The victim suffered severe injuries, including a broken jaw, broken nose, missing tooth, and brain bleed. DNA testing confirmed a match between the suspect's sample and the rape kit evidence. Prosecutors argue that the random nature of the attack, combined with the suspect's lack of criminal history, makes him a significant risk to the community. The judge ordered the suspect to be held on $1 million bail.