James Dorr, the man charged in connection to a murder last week on Capitol Drive in Green Bay, has appeared in front of a judge on Thursday afternoon for the first time.

Charges have been filed in connection to a murder last week on Capitol Drive in Green Bay. James Dorr, 34, is set to appear for the first time at the Brown County Courthouse on Thursday.

James Dorr, 34, faces five charges, including first-degree intentional homicide and mistreatment of animal causing death.

Allegations about the final hours of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreaus’ lives have been revealed in a new court filing. In papers presented Tuesday, February 4 by the attorneys for Sean M. Higgins, who is charged with striking and killing the brothers with his Jeep Grand Cherokee in August 2024, Johnny allegedly had a blood-alcohol concentration

In an interview with police, Dorr admitted to stabbing the victim, who he identified as his Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor, and his dog. Dorr said that he did not have a permanent address and stayed between the victim's apartment and the homeless shelter.