Police say after shooting Hutchinson with what is believed to be the same gun used on her husband, Riess stole her victim’s identification, credit cards, and car. That’s what they believe happened to Hutchinson, who resembles Riess with her now bleached blond hair. “Riess’s mode of operation is to befriend women who resemble her and steal their identity,” Lee County Undersheriff Carmine Marcino said. READ MORE: Walz Joins Governors Calling For Senate To Codify Roe V. Then on Monday evening, police there were called to Marina Village Snug Harbor condominiums where the body of 59-year-old Pamela Sellers Hutchinson was discovered in one of the units. They believe that Riess drove to Florida, where she apparently ditched the Cadillac Escalade at a park near Fort Meyers Beach. She was later traced to an Iowa casino but authorities say they showed up after she had left. Investigators say that Lois then forged signatures on $11,000 in her husband’s business account. Also missing was David’s Cadillac Escalade. He had been shot several times.Īfter that discovery, investigators tried to locate Lois Riess but were unsuccessful. Police went to the couple’s residence in Blooming Prairie and discovered him dead inside the home. Business partners of her husband hadn’t seen him for two weeks and asked for a welfare check. Riess’s crime spree began March 23 in Blooming Prairie.
READ MORE: AG Keith Ellison Joins Letter Urging Biden To Cancel Federal Student Loan Debt “The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office and the County Attorney’s Office are now preparing second degree murder charges against Lois Riess for the murder of her husband, David,” Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose said. Fifty-six-year-old Lois Ann Riess remains on the run. MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - What began with murder and theft in Dodge County is now a nationwide dragnet.
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