Police Yet to Find Circumstantial Evidence of Premeditation in Incheon Stabbing Spree

[Domestic] : The police have yet to find circumstantial evidence suggesting that the suspect in last week's stabbing spree at a shopping mall in Incheon had visited the venue while premeditating his crimes. The Incheon Namdong Police Station said on Monday that investigators raided the city's probation office two days ... [more...]

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Police Yet to Find Circumstantial Evidence of Premeditation in Incheon Stabbing Spree

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