DISBELIEF. >> LUCAS ROCK OF DELAFIELD WAS A LOT OF THINGS TO HIS FAMILY. A LOVING SON AND BROTHER, A SPECIAL UNCLE, A DEVOTED DOG DAD. BUT THE 25 YEAR OLD’S LIFE CAME TO A SHOCKING END AT THIS OKACHI APARTMENT FRIDAY NIGHT. STABBED TO DEATH, PROSECUTORS SAY, BY HIS LONGTIME GIRLFRIEND, 27 YEAR OLD MICAELA CLOTH. >> SHE ADMITS SAYING I STABBED HIM. IF YOU HAVE TO TAKE ME TO JAIL. OKAY. >> ACCORDING TO THE CRIMINAL COMPLAINT ISSUED AT CLOTHS COURT HEARING MONDAY, SHE TOLD INVESTIGATORS LUCAS WAS, QUOTE, PUSHING HER BUTTONS BECAUSE HE BROUGHT CHICKEN OVER TO COOK AT THE APARTMENT WHEN, QUOTE, SHE WOULD RATHER GO OUT. >> THIS COMPLAINT INDICATES THAT THIS YOUNG LADY GOT INTO AN. ULTIMATELY GOT INTO AN ARGUMENT BECAUSE HE BROUGHT HOME CHICKEN TO EAT INSTEAD OF TAKING HER OUT. >> ACCORDING TO THE COMPLAINT, CLOTH ADMITTED TO INVESTIGATORS SHE WAS STABBED. LUCAS BECAUSE, QUOTE, SHE WAS ANGRY AND WENT ON TO SAY, QUOTE, SHE SHOULD HAVE JUST GONE TO THE BAR AND THE WHOLE THING WAS JUST IRRITATING. >> I STAND BEFORE YOU A SHATTERED MAN. >> THE FAMILY WAS UNAWARE OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE STABBING HERE UNTIL THE COMPLAINT WAS REFERENCED IN COURT, AND THEY EXPRESSED OUTRAGE THAT IT WAS OVER. SOMETHING SO PETTY. >> PLEASE NEVER LET THAT MONSTER WALK THE STREETS EVER AGAIN. >> THE COMMISSIONER SET BAIL AT $2 MILLION CASH, SAYING. >> THIS MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL. >> IN WAUKESHA NICK BOHR WISN 12 NEWS. >> IN A STATEMENT TO 12 NEWS, HIS PARENTS AND SISTER SAID, QUOTE, WE ARE COMPLETELY BROKEN AT THE TRAGIC AND SENSELESS LOSS OF OUR ONLY SON, LUCAS. JOHN ROCK WAS THE MOST LOVING, GIVING, KINDHEARTED PERSON ANYO
Complaint: Dinner dispute led to deadly stabbing in Lac La Belle
Prosecutors said a woman stabbed her boyfriend at her apartment after he showed up with chicken, intending to cook it in the air fryer.
Updated: 10:21 PM CDT Apr 27, 2026
Prosecutors said a dispute over dinner may have led to a deadly stabbing at an apartment in the Village of Lac La Belle.Mikayla Kloth, 27, was charged Monday with first-degree intentional homicide.According to prosecutors, the crime happened Friday, April 24, at Kloth’s apartment on Wisconsin Avenue in the Village of Lac La Belle. Responding officers arrived on scene to find a man with a stab wound in the chest. Prosecutors said Kloth, who was standing in the apartment, told an officer on scene she stabbed the man because she was angry at him.The victim later died at a hospital. Family identified him to WISN 12 News as Lukas Rosch, 25.On the way to the police station, the complaint said Kloth made “excited utterances, stating she should have just gone to the bar, and the whole thing was irritating.”The complaint adds, “While transporting her, the defendant stated that if Victim A’s parents didn’t hate her before, they will hate her now.”Prosecutors said during an interview with police, Kloth told them she did not want Rosch to come over for dinner that night. Rather, she wanted to go out. Rosch “proceeded to come over to the apartment and he had chicken drumsticks, seasoning, and was planning on using the air fryer,” prosecutors said. “The defendant stated Victim A began pushing her buttons, she was upset and an argument ensued.” According to the complaint, Kloth admitted to stabbing Rosch and took full responsibility, stating, “If they had to lock her up, that was cool.” A week before the stabbing, the criminal complaint said Rosch was speaking to another woman and the apartment landlord. Rosch stated he had been bitten in the thumb by the defendant. The woman said Rosch “genuinely seemed afraid” of Kloth and stated, “Please take my full name, in case something ever happens to me.”Kloth made her initial appearance in court on Monday. The court set cash bond at $2,000,000. Her preliminary hearing is set for May 29. Rosch’s family shared a statement with WISN 12 News that said,We are completely broken at the tragic and senseless loss of our son, Lukas John Rosch, the most loving, giving, kind-hearted person anyone could ever meet. We are just asking for privacy at this time as we try to process.
WAUKESHA COUNTY, Wis. —
Prosecutors said a dispute over dinner may have led to a deadly stabbing at an apartment in the Village of Lac La Belle.
Mikayla Kloth, 27, was charged Monday with first-degree intentional homicide.
Waukesha County Sheriff’s Office
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According to prosecutors, the crime happened Friday, April 24, at Kloth’s apartment on Wisconsin Avenue in the Village of Lac La Belle. Responding officers arrived on scene to find a man with a stab wound in the chest. Prosecutors said Kloth, who was standing in the apartment, told an officer on scene she stabbed the man because she was angry at him.
The victim later died at a hospital. Family identified him to WISN 12 News as Lukas Rosch, 25.
On the way to the police station, the complaint said Kloth made “excited utterances, stating she should have just gone to the bar, and the whole thing was irritating.”
The complaint adds, “While transporting her, the defendant stated that if Victim A’s parents didn’t hate her before, they will hate her now.”
Prosecutors said during an interview with police, Kloth told them she did not want Rosch to come over for dinner that night. Rather, she wanted to go out. Rosch “proceeded to come over to the apartment and he had chicken drumsticks, seasoning, and was planning on using the air fryer,” prosecutors said. “The defendant stated Victim A began pushing her buttons, she was upset and an argument ensued.”
According to the complaint, Kloth admitted to stabbing Rosch and took full responsibility, stating, “If they had to lock her up, that was cool.”
A week before the stabbing, the criminal complaint said Rosch was speaking to another woman and the apartment landlord. Rosch stated he had been bitten in the thumb by the defendant. The woman said Rosch “genuinely seemed afraid” of Kloth and stated, “Please take my full name, in case something ever happens to me.”
Kloth made her initial appearance in court on Monday. The court set cash bond at $2,000,000. Her preliminary hearing is set for May 29.
Rosch’s family shared a statement with WISN 12 News that said,
We are completely broken at the tragic and senseless loss of our son, Lukas John Rosch, the most loving, giving, kind-hearted person anyone could ever meet. We are just asking for privacy at this time as we try to process.