Kevin Fischer, 52, faces first-degree attempted intentional homicide charges after allegedly stabbing his fiancée multiple times in their West Bend, Wisconsin apartment on January 25, 2026. The victim survived serious injuries following emergency surgery.
Incident Timeline
Fischer began drinking around noon on Saturday while his fiancée did not; his sister later joined for board games before leaving near midnight. Soon after, as she prepared for bed, he reportedly threatened to kill her and attacked without warning, stabbing her left hip, thigh/knee area, and delivering an 8-inch abdominal wound that ruptured her small intestine.
Aftermath and 911 Call
Around 3:20 a.m., a heavily intoxicated and emotional Fischer called 911, admitting “I tried killing her” and “I stabbed her,” claiming she “did him wrong” but expressing remorse: “I love her and hate her… I don’t want her to die.” He had covered her with bloody blankets, showered, and left the knife on the bed before officers arrived and arrested him.
Victim’s Condition and Court Status
The fiancée recounted the unprovoked attack en route to the hospital, where surgeons removed part of her intestines; her current status remains unclear. Fischer’s cash bond was set at $500,000, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for April 2; conviction could mean 60 years in prison.
