In the quiet community of Fall Creek, Wisconsin, the life of 43-year-old Elizabeth "Lisa" Price, a White/Caucasian female, came to a tragic and violent end in September 2017. Her death was not the result of an accidental fall, but a brutal act of violence that also claimed the life of her boyfriend, David Dishneau. The grim discovery of their bodies on September 30, 2017, unraveled a story of family turmoil and drug-fueled violence.
The investigation into their disappearance led
authorities to a shallow grave where both Price and Dishneau had been buried. They had been shot to death on or around September 23, 2017. Suspicion quickly fell upon Elizabeth's own brother, Wayne Price. At the time of the incident, friends and family reported that Wayne had been struggling with cocaine and methamphetamine use.
Wayne Price was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide and two counts of hiding a corpse. In the ensuing legal proceedings, he initially pleaded guilty and was sentenced to prison in 2020. However, in a surprising turn of events, his convictions were vacated in 2023 after he argued that his lawyers had misinformed him.
A new trial was ordered, but before it could begin, a plea deal was reached in April 2024. Wayne Price pleaded guilty to amended charges of two counts of second-degree reckless homicide. The charges for hiding a corpse and recklessly endangering safety were dismissed but were to be considered during sentencing. This plea agreement brought a close to a long and painful chapter for the family and friends of Elizabeth Price and David Dishneau, leaving a lasting scar on the small Wisconsin community.
