They intentionally drove into the family and killed mom and dog, in the “revenge’s action” – and then died in prison days later

• Jeffrey Endres was driving his SUV into a family in a deliberate revenge and killed Dr. Kami Hansen and family dog
• The motive was reportedly bound to allegations of a “sensitive crime” committed by a Hansen family member against a child in Endre’s family
• Endres was found dead in his prison cell days after being accused of several criminals

A man in Wisconsin who is accused of intentionally driving into a family during a walk – killed the mother and the family dog ​​- has been found dead in his prison cell.

The authorities confirmed That an individual was found who does not respond in his cell just before 6 o’clock on Tuesday and later stated death, which received an ongoing investigation under the leadership of Madison Police. The Dane County Medical Examins later identified the deceased as Jeffrey Endres, 49, according to WMTV and WMSN.

Endres had been accused just a day earlier for several crimes, including first-degree intentional murder, of claiming to pursue their Chevrolet cross to a nearby family who went their dog on April 28.

The crash killed 41-year-old chiropractor Dr. Kami Hansen and the family’s Pit Bull Terrier. Her husband, Paul Hansen, and their 13-year-old son were also beaten and injured. The son was hospitalized with a concussion and demanded surgery, while Paul suffered minor injuries.

According to a Criminal complaints quoted by wtmjEndes was motivated by what prosecutors described as a “sensitive crime” allegedly committed by a Hansen family member against a child in Endre’s family.

Just a few hours before the deadly crash, Endres had been bound public records for that investigation. He and Hansens had previously been close friends and neighbors, according to the complaint.

Witnesses told police that SUV seemed to accelerate directly on the family. Paul Hansen recalled to hear the engine tore before the vehicle jumped the curb and beat them. A neighbor estimated Endres drove at least 60 km / hi a 25 km / h zone.

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Despite these accounts, Endres to medical personnel after the crash told him that he was driving 25 km / h to a gas station and had simply lost control. He was treated for crash -related injuries to the hospital, where he also reportedly revealed recently suicidal thoughts.

The police said that Endres had been aware of the criminal charges involving the children just hours before the crash.

Deputy District Attorney William Brown said the crash was a “revenge.”

Endes was accused of first degree intentional murder, two bills of attempted murder and wrong animal abuse.

A judge set his bail to $ 1 million on Monday. If he was sentenced, he met his life in prison. His lawyer, Emily Bell, did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment.

A cause of death has not yet been released.