Surveillance Footage, Phone-Search Details Presented on Third Day of Holmen Homicide Trial
On the third day of a homicide trial in Holmen, surveillance footage and details from phone searches were presented as evidence.
La Crosse Eau Claire, WI, October 14, 2026 —
Surveillance footage and details from phone searches were presented as evidence on the third day of a homicide trial in Holmen, according to the available summary of the proceedings.
The summary does not identify the defendant or the person who died. It also does not specify what the footage showed, what information was found in the phone searches, or who presented the evidence. No date for the trial or name of the court was provided.
The account does not describe how the evidence was discussed in court or whether witnesses testified about it. It also does not say whether the footage or phone-search details were disputed, or what significance either may have in the case. Those details are not available in the information provided and cannot be established from the summary alone.
The reported proceedings took place on the trial’s third day. The summary does not state what evidence, if any, was presented on the first or second day, what is scheduled next, or when the trial is expected to conclude. It gives no information about the charges beyond describing the case as a homicide trial.
Accordingly, the confirmed details are limited: the trial was in Holmen, it had reached its third day, and surveillance footage and details from phone searches were presented as evidence. Further information about the case, the evidence and the court proceedings was not included in the available account.
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