Peter Kupaza (pictured, right), 40, said that some of the evidence used in his trial does not reasonably support his guilt, News 3 reports. He has filed a motion on that claim.

A Sauk County jury last July convicted Kupaza of murdering Mwivano Kupaza and hiding her body.

Previous Stories:

• July 8, 2000: Kupaza Lawyers May Seek Appeal
• June 24, 2000: Family Will Bury Mwivano Kupaza Sunday
• June 23, 2000: Kupaza Sentenced To Life
• June 22, 2000: Jury Finds Kupaza Guilty Of Murder
• June 21, 2000: Kupaza Case Now In Jurors' Hands
• June 20, 2000: Kupaza Denies He Killed Cousin
• June 20, 2000: Kupaza To Take Stand In Murder Trial
• June 19, 2000: Prosecution Rests In Kupaza Trial
• June 18, 2000: Kupaza Trial: Ex-Wife Testifies
• June 16, 2000: Dog Finds Blood In Kupaza's Apartment
• June 15, 2000: Kupaza Lawyer Questions Fingerprint Evidence
• June 13, 2000: Family Details Emerge In Kupaza Case
• June 12, 2000: Kupaza Case To Begin Tuesday
• June 9, 2000: Jury To Be Selected In Kupaza Case
• June 6, 2000: Judge Limits Case Against Kupaza
• April 14, 2000: Portage County Jurors To Hear Kupaza Case
• March 31, 2000: Judge Denies Change Of Venue For Kupaza
• March 3, 2000: Kupaza Will Stand Trial For Cousin's Death
• March 1, 2000: Ex-Wife: Suspect Knew How To Slaughter
• February 26, 2000: Man Acted Strangely At Kupaza Death Scene
• February 17, 2000: Bloodstain Found In Kupaza's Apartment
• February 9, 2000: Memorial Service Set For Kupaza
• February 5, 2000: Murder Suspect Kupaza Worked For State
• February 5, 2000: Uncle Was Suspicious Of Kupaza
• February 4, 2000: Bail Set, Photo Out In Dismemberment Case
• February 4, 2000: Middleton Man To Be Charged With Murder