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Alisha Sidie,Alisha Rowlee | missing Missing Wisc. Mother Found Murdered; Ex-Husband Arrested

The small Wisconsin town of Hatfield is in a state of shock after police found the body of missing mom Alisha Sidie, who had been gone for more than a week. Alisha's ex-husband, Doug Sidie, has been arrested and faces First Degree Intentional Homicide charges.

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Sex:
Female
Race:
White
Age at Disappearance:
27
Current Age:
32
Height:
5'4"
Weight:
127 lbs.
Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair):
  • Brown
Eyes:
  • Brown
Other Phys. Characteristics:
  • Alisha has pierced ears.
Scars and Tattoos:
  • Alisha has no known scars.
  • Alisha has a tattoo on her lower back.
  • She has tattoos of cherries on her stomach.
Location information:
  • After a domestic argument, Alisha reportedly left the home she shared with her husband and two children on foot.
Last Seen:
  • Hatfield , WI
  • Town of Adams , WI
  • Jackson , WI
  • Alisha was last seen leaving her house on foot.
Other Possible Locations:
  • Hatfield , WI
  • Town of Adams , WI
  • Jackson , WI
  • Authorities believe Alisha may still be somewhere in the general vicinity of her home.
Last Known Locations:
  • Town of Adams , WI
Last updated November 17, 2008

Recovered; Nov 15, 2008

Missing Wisc. Mother Meets Tragic End


Eight days after 27-year-old Alisha Sidie was reported missing by her ex-husband, authorities made a horrifying discovery -- one they hoped they'd never have to make.

On the evening of Saturday, November 15, 2008, Alisha Sidie's ex-husband, Douglas Sidie, 39, led law enforcement authorities to her body in a remote, wooded area in the nearby town of Komensky, Wisc.

"After exhaustive search efforts and investigative work, investigators were able to identify a key witness in the case who was cooperating with law enforcement," Jackson Co. Sheriff Duane Waldera said in a press conference.

"Based on information obtained through the cooperating witness, Doug Sidie was brought into the Jackson Co. Sheriff's Department. We believe that Doug Sidie is responsible for the death of Alisha Sidie, as well as attempting to conceal her body and evidence of the crime" Sheriff Waldera said.

According to police, Doug helped authorities find Alisha's body, and has remained cooperative with them throughout the ongoing investigation. His story had changed, however, from the one he initially told police shortly after his ex-wife disappeared.

Social Services personnel are working with both sides of the family to find a place for Alisha and Doug's twin 2-year-old boys to live.





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Authorities in Jackson County, Wisc. are actively searching for Alisha Sidie, who was reported missing on Saturday, November 8, 2008, nearly a day after she reportedly walked away from her home.
Hundreds of people have joined in the hunt for missing mother Alisha Sidie, 27, of Hatfield, Wisc. They're braving bitter cold temperatures in an attempt to safely locate her in the woods near her rural home.

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