12-4-13 fdl woman charged in husband's murder

A Fond du lac woman has officially been charged in connection with the death of her husband.  Eve Nance is charged with first degree Intentional homicide and hiding a corpse in the shooting death of
37 year old Timothy Nance.  Eve Nance’s sister Tina Ewell has been released from jail and is not charged.  Fond du Lac police chief Bill Lamb says investigators believe Eve Nance shot and killed her husband after learning he was having an affair and intended to divorce her.   An autopsy  showed that Nance died from two bullet wounds to the head.   According to a criminal complaint Eve Nance said her husband approached her in the bathroom of their home at 46 East 10th Street with a firearm, there was a struggle over a firearm and that the gun fired twice in rapid succession.   According to the complaint Eve Nance carried the body by herself and placed it in her car, drove to  Milwaukee and dumped the body in a wooded area.  After being directed to a location by Eve Nance, Fond du Lac police were able to locate the body.   Police detective Bill Ledger said the body was unclothed and had a light dusting of snow on it.  Eve Nance stated that after she dumped her husband's body she methodically disposed of evidence including the gun she used at a Highway 41 location, shells from the gun at another Highway 41 location, the plastic she used to wrap the body at yet another location and the victim's cell phone in a sewer at still another location, according to the complaint.  Nance is expected to make her initial court appearance Wednesday.