Chai Vang, killer of six Wisconsin hunters, dies in prison
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Chai Vang, who was sentenced to six life sentences for shooting eight hunters and killing six in Sawyer County in 2004 (the so‑called Tree Stand Murders), has died in a hospital while incarcerated at Oshkosh Correctional Institution, according to the Wisconsin Department of Corrections; Vang had claimed self-defense after being confronted by trespassing hunters.
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