A confrontation at a January 15, 2018 gathering in Medina, Wisconsin, ended in the death of 21-year-old Jesse Faber of Sun Prairie. Faber was last seen at a party at the home of Daniel Lieske in Marshall. What began as a missing-person search turned into a homicide investigation after investigators found evidence of foul play at the residence where he was last seen.

Faber’s body was later recovered from a storage unit in Rio, about 30 miles from Marshall; he had been shot multiple times, with five bullets entering his back and a total of seven gunshot wounds reported at trial. The renter of the unit, 58-year-old Daniel Lieske, was arrested and charged with first-degree intentional homicide and hiding a corpse. Lieske’s fiancée, 51-year-old Miechelle Goss, was charged with hiding a corpse.

A jury convicted Lieske of first-degree homicide and hiding a corpse; he received life with possibility of parole after 20 years. Goss was sentenced to ten months in jail for concealing the crime. Did anyone at the Medina gathering see what happened in the house that night?