Chandler Halderson case: Did a Wisconsin man's lies lead to the murders of his parents?
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This story previously aired on Aug. 5, 2023. OFFICER (body cam): Hi there. OFFICER (body cam): They're believed to be with another couple? CHANDLER HALDERSON (doorbell camera video): It's kinda difficult to track them down. CHANDLER HALDERSON INTERVIEW AUDIO: So, my last message I got from them, they were going to White Lake for the Fourth of July … Other than that, their plan or from to my knowledge they were going to Langlade County to a cabin, their cabin … MADISON COLLEGE OFFICIAL (phone call audio): I don't see that you were admitted in any program chazzzledazl: I hardly slept
Bart and Krista Halderson had everything a couple could want: a beautiful home in Windsor, Wisconsin, and two sons they adored. Mitchell, 24, who worked in tech, Chandler, 23, a college student living at home. MITCHELL HALDERSON'S FIANCÉE: Hi there. MITCHELL HALDERSON: Someone else at least. BART HALDERSON: you said there, the IT degree is in there, right? Cat: I'm sorry b. Why?
Chandler had big ambitions – he talked of getting his IT degree, of his promising internship at an insurance company, and was especially excited about a new job he landed at Space X—founded by one of the richest people in the world, Elon Musk. OFFICER: Are you guys uh … OFFICER: OK. MADISON COLLEGE OFFICIAL: No, those are just classes … You might have just took the classes but not be in the program. chazzzledazl: Idk stuff hasn't really been going well for me lately so I'm tryna plan for the next thing to f*** me over
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