The Nearly Forgotten Murder of Susan Poupart: Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

In May 1990, 29-year-old Susan “Suzy” Poupart disappeared after a night out with friends on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation in northern Wisconsin. For decades, her family has lived alongside the men they believe know exactly what happened to her, while a billboard bearing Suzy’s face has stood as a reminder that her case remains unsolved. Now, more than 35 years later, new DNA technology and a renewed investigation may offer the best chance yet to finally bring Suzy justice.

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Articles: 

• Murder in Lac du Flambeau: An MMIP cold case gets renewed attention with DNA

  • Tribe offers $25,000 reward for info on 1990 cold case murder of Susan Poupart • Wisconsin Examiner

  • DNA Advances May Solve Susan Poupart’s 35-Year-Old Cold Case | A&E

  • Susan Poupart Crimeline

  • Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives | NIWRC