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Bond set at $2.5 million each for couple accused in death of Caulfield woman

By: Debby Stanuch

     Bond has been set at $2.5 million dollars each for a man and woman suspected in the killing of a Caulfield woman.   According to an article in Area Wide News, 43 year old Elisabeth Gunter and her boyfriend, 45 year old Dennis Woodward are each facing four felony charges in connection with the January 2 death of Joy Dishneau at her home-based business, Naturally Enchanted.   Charges include first degree murder, armed criminal action, first degree robbery and first-degree tampering with a vehicle.
     They are accused of breaking into Dishneau's home, stabbing her to death, stealing cash and electronics and leaving the scene of the crime in her Jeep.   According to court records, each has accused the other of stabbing Dishneau in the neck and the both admitted to robbing the victim.
     Their preliminary hearing is set for February 10 in Howell County Circuit Court.

 

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