Mind Control Claims Hinder State Case of NC Train Stabbing Suspect's Competency Hearing
A homeless man accused of stabbing a 23-year-old on a North Carolina light-rail train has had his state case stalled due to claims he was under mind control at the time of the attack. Federal authorities are pushing back against these claims.
The homelesss man accused of stabbing 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska on a North Carolina light-rail train has had his state case stalled amid claims of mind control, but federal authorities have vowed to proceed with the trial. The suspect's competency to stand trial was deemed to be a concern in his state case, however, it is unclear how this will affect federal proceedings. Iryna Zarutska was just 23 years old when she was stabbed on train in March. The suspect's mental health and potential for re-habilitation remain uncertain as authorities prepare to proceed with trial.
