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Two young sisters and their father were found dead inside their Wisconsin home after authorities conducted a welfare check on Friday, following a divorce hearing held just hours earlier between the children’s parents. According to officials, deputies responded to a home in Winneconne, where they discovered 57-year-old Jeffrey Manke and his daughters, 16-year-old Jaely and 11-year-old Lenora, deceased. Investigators have not publicly confirmed the manner of death, and the case remains under investigation. Court records show Manke and his estranged wife, 38-year-old Lindsey Lewandowski, appeared in court that same day as part of an ongoing divorce and custody dispute that had lasted nearly a year. The records stated the marriage was beyond reconciliation. Although Lewandowski sought sole custody, the court ultimately awarded both parents joint legal custody, finding each to be a fit parent. Earlier this year, a restraining order filed against Manke noted he had access to firearms and prohibited him from using drugs or alcohol while the children were in his care. Following the tragedy, Lewandowski shared an emotional message on Facebook, saying her daughters had repeatedly told others they did not feel safe with their father. She said she spent years trying to protect them, but felt her concerns were ignored. According to her post, the girls expressed fear, CPS reports were filed, and authorities were contacted, yet she said she was still required to send the children for visitation. Lewandowski also claimed a family counselor ended services despite the girls’ reluctance to be with their father. “The system failed my babies,” she wrote, adding that she believes the outcome could have been different if someone had acted on their repeated cries for help. The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office has not confirmed whether the deaths are being investigated as a murder-suicide, and officials have not released additional details as the investigation continues.#fyp #viral
Two young sisters and their father were found dead inside their Wisconsin home after authorities conducted a welfare check on Friday, following a divorce hearing held just hours earlier between the children’s parents. According to officials, deputies responded to a home in Winneconne, where they discovered 57-year-old Jeffrey Manke and his daughters, 16-year-old Jaely and 11-year-old Lenora, deceased. Investigators have not publicly confirmed the manner of death, and the case remains under investigation. Court records show Manke and his estranged wife, 38-year-old Lindsey Lewandowski, appeared in court that same day as part of an ongoing divorce and custody dispute that had lasted nearly a year. The records stated the marriage was beyond reconciliation. Although Lewandowski sought sole custody, the court ultimately awarded both parents joint legal custody, finding each to be a fit parent. Earlier this year, a restraining order filed against Manke noted he had access to firearms and prohibited him from using drugs or alcohol while the children were in his care. Following the tragedy, Lewandowski shared an emotional message on Facebook, saying her daughters had repeatedly told others they did not feel safe with their father. She said she spent years trying to protect them, but felt her concerns were ignored. According to her post, the girls expressed fear, CPS reports were filed, and authorities were contacted, yet she said she was still required to send the children for visitation. Lewandowski also claimed a family counselor ended services despite the girls’ reluctance to be with their father. “The system failed my babies,” she wrote, adding that she believes the outcome could have been different if someone had acted on their repeated cries for help. The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office has not confirmed whether the deaths are being investigated as a murder-suicide, and officials have not released additional details as the investigation continues.#fyp #viral

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