Antonio Barbeau And Nathan Paape Video

0:00Imagine this. You’re 78. You live in one of the safest towns in Wisconsin. Shboan Falls.

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9 secondsLast murder here. 1996.

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12 secondsYou hear a knock. It’s your 13-year-old greatgrandson and his best friend. Hours later, you’re found dead, beaten with a

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21 secondshatchet and hammer. This is the story of Antonio Tino Barau and Nathan Papa. And

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29 secondsit’s worse than you think. September 17th, 2012.

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34 secondsShboan Falls, Wisconsin. Population small. Crime rate basically zero. But on

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43 secondsthis day, a great grandmother named Barbara Olsen would become a national headline. Not because of how she lived,

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51 secondsbut because of who ended it. Antonio Barau, 13. Nathan Pape, 13. To everyone

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59 secondselse, they looked like average all-American kids from Shabboan Falls.

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1 minute, 4 secondsBut Tino had a record. He’d actually run away from a juvenile detention facility right before this. That afternoon,

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1 minute, 13 secondsNathan’s mom dropped them off near Barbara’s house on Westwind Bluffs. They waited until she was gone, then snuck into Barbara’s garage. Barbara Olsen,

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1 minute, 24 seconds78, didn’t see it coming. She invited the boys in. Court docs say what happened next was savage. Tino and

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1 minute, 34 secondsNathan beat her to death with a hammer and hatchet. The motive robbery. They wanted money. How much did they actually get? $150.

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1 minute, 46 secondsAfter killing her, they robbed the home and fled, but police caught them within days. Both boys were charged as adults with firstderee intentional homicide.

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1 minute, 58 secondsTino Barau took a plea deal. He pleaded no contest. At sentencing, he tried to

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2 minutes, 4 secondsread a statement, but broke down. His lawyer finished it. I took away someone’s mother, grandma, sister,

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2 minutes, 13 secondsfriend. I had no right to do so. The judge was shaken. Judge Timothy Van

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2 minutes, 20 secondsAkaran said, “In my 24 years on the bench, I’ve not seen anything of this nature. Not even close. Antonio Barau,

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2 minutes, 30 secondslife in prison, parole eligible in 36 years when he’s 50. He’s at Wun Correctional Institution.

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2 minutes, 39 secondsParole date 2047.

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2 minutes, 42 secondsNathan Pape, life in prison, parole eligible after 30 years. Won’t be eligible until December 2nd, 2043,

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2 minutes, 53 secondswhen he’s 45. He’s at Colombia Correctional Institution.