Christopher Scarver

Murder of Steve Lohman On June 1, 1990, Scarver went to the Wisconsin Conservation Corps training office and found site manager John Feyen and 27-year-old Steve Lohman, a visiting carpenter crew chief from Superior, present. It is sometimes reported that Scarver shot Lohman's body a fourth time before fleeing the scene. Police arrested Scarver a few hours later at his girlfriend's apartment, still in possession of the gun and the stolen items, with Scarver stating that he had planned to turn himself in. He pled not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect, after which psychiatrists disagreed whether he was fit to stand trial. A police officer who arrested Scarver testified that he had planned on turning himself in since he understood that what he was doing was morally wrong.

In 2000, Scarver was transferred to the Wisconsin Secure Program Facility when it opened.