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A death investigation is now underway in the case of a missing person in Dodge County

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SHE THEN ANNOUNCED HERSELF IN THE CASE OF A MISSING WOMAN IN DODGE COUNTY AND HAVE PROCEEDED TO A DEATH INVESTIGATION. THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE IS INVESTIGATING THE DISAPPEARANCE OF CRYSTAL RASH. AT THIS TIME THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS NO FURTHER DETAILS WILL BE RELEASED. LAST WEEK PROSECUTORS CHARGED HER Estranged HUSBAND FOR USING HER DEBIT CARD. THE COMPLAINT HAS BEEN DONE. INVESTIGATORS HAVE SEEN HIS VEHICLE WITH SIGNIFICANT

A death investigation is now underway in the case of a missing person in Dodge County

Crystal Rasch’s estranged husband arrested and charged with identity theft

The case of a missing Dodge County woman is currently under investigation due to a death, the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday. Crystal Rasch, 37, of Clyman, was last seen on or about June 11 but was not reported missing until June 23. As part of the search for Rasch last week, investigators examined her financial records. They found numerous transactions had occurred through her accounts. Her estranged husband, Zachariah Rasch, 42, also of rural Clyman, was arrested and charged with seven counts of identity theft. According to the criminal complaint, Zachariah Rasch used her card to purchase $6,000 worth of items, including gloves, drain and carpet cleaners, according to investigators.

DODGE COUNTY, Wisconsin —

A death investigation is underway in the case of a missing Dodge County woman, the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday.

Crystal Rasch, 37, of Clyman, was last seen on or about June 11 but was not reported missing until June 23.

As part of the search for Rasch, investigators also reviewed her financial records last week.

They discovered that numerous transactions had taken place through their accounts.

Her estranged husband, Zachariah Rasch, 42, also of rural Clyman, was arrested and charged with seven counts of identity theft.

According to the criminal complaint, investigators said Zachariah Rasch used her card to purchase items valued at $6,000, including gloves, drain cleaners and carpet cleaners.

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