A Milwaukee man has been accused in the killing of Emily Rogers.

A Milwaukee man has been accused of the killing of Emily Rogers, who was discovered dead on May 5 after being reported missing for more than a week. 35-year-old, Nicholas Matzen, Rogers’ 1-year-old child’s father, is now being charged in connection with the 23-year-death. old’s Matzen was detained on April 17 in connection with a separate incident and released on April 27. Rogers was reported missing by the Milwaukee Police Department on May 3, and she was last seen on April 26. Rogers was discovered deceased on May 5. She was 23 years old.

In connection with Rogers’ murder, Matzen is now charged with concealing a corpse and first-degree reckless homicide. According to the criminal complaint, Matzen reportedly informed a witness that “I (expletive) up, I wounded her,” and that Rogers was dead. Matzen later assured the individual that “the work is done,” and that they “don’t have anything to worry about.”

Matzen reportedly informed the individual that he shattered Rogers’ neck, according to the lawsuit. Police also spoke with an individual who reportedly assisted in the removal of Rogers’ body, who stated that Matzen wrapped Rogers’ body in a rug and placed it in the trunk of a car. Matzen reportedly instructed the man to drive the automobile to a forested area near an industrial park, where Rogers’ body was discovered.

Matzen informed police after his arrest that his relationship with Rogers “wasn’t working out.” Police erroneously informed Matzen that a doorbell camera had seen him taking a body from the property, to which he replied that it was a “400-pound sex doll.”

Matzen refused to tell investigators where he removed the “400-pound sex doll.”