A deeply disturbing case out of Wisconsin has shocked the community after a mother allegedly confessed to killing her own teenage daughter — claiming she did it to “protect” her.
A chilling call that raised alarms
On the morning of March 20, 41-year-old Tyiece Oninski reportedly called a non-emergency dispatch center in Rock County and made a shocking statement — she said she had “murdered” her 14-year-old daughter, Kuren Rein, the night before.
What followed left dispatchers stunned.
When asked if emergency medical help was needed, Oninski allegedly replied in a calm yet chilling tone:
“She’s dead, honey. She needs a hearse.”
The call lasted around 13 minutes, during which she reportedly described the incident and even admitted attempting to take her own life afterward.
The claim that shocked investigators
According to police reports, Oninski told dispatchers that she killed her daughter to “protect her from somebody else.”
In a statement that has raised serious concerns about her mental state, she allegedly claimed she was protecting her daughter from billionaire Elon Musk.
Investigators have not found any evidence supporting such a claim.
What police found at the scene
Deputies from the Rock County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the family’s home in Turtle, Wisconsin, shortly before 8 a.m.
Inside, they discovered 14-year-old Kuren Rein dead from multiple stab wounds.
A knife and its sheath were reportedly found near the scene.
Oninski herself was found with deep cuts on her neck and wrists, indicating a possible suicide attempt after the incident.
Hospital findings add another layer
After being taken to a hospital for treatment, medical tests reportedly showed that Oninski had multiple substances in her system, including:
- Benzodiazepines
- Amphetamines
- THC
Authorities also noted unusual behavior — she was reportedly eager to know whether her case had appeared in the news and expressed disappointment when told it had not.
Family left devastated
Kuren Rein is survived by her older brother. The tragic loss has left the family and community in mourning, with support efforts underway to help cover funeral expenses.
Charges and what happens next
Tyiece Oninski has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide.
She is currently being held in Rock County Jail on a $1 million bond.
Her next court appearance is scheduled for April 14, where further legal proceedings will begin.
A tragic reminder
This case highlights a deeply troubling mix of alleged violence, mental health concerns, and possible substance influence.
As the investigation continues, authorities will work to determine the full circumstances behind a tragedy that has left a young life lost and a community searching for answers.
