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A lawyer for a man convicted of stabbing two high school students in Abbotsford, B.C., said his client didn’t have the capacity to understand what he did was wrong because of a mental disorder.
Gabriel Klein was convicted of second-degree murder and aggravated assault in March for the 2016 attack that killed Letisha Reimer, 13, and injured her friend.
find out more at the top of the hour. we re learning more about the attacker in thursday s deadly school stabbing that shocked a tiny community in sweden. the investigators say it was a racially motivated hate crime. a masked man walked the halls carefullyñi selecting the victi that appear to be immigrants. the unidentified attacker was shot and killed boy police. liner in the world but now could be headed to the scrap heap. rick will report from the ssunited states. the fly bridge that could go
a popular young girl. i watched the video before coming here, a youtube clip of her singing a song, a talented song writer and guitar player. a lot of people missing her. i can t imagine what it does to those young kids. the night of the prom. thank you so much. another person charged with a school stabbing, alex is accused of stabbing 20 students and an adult in pennsylvania. although two of the victims are still in the hospital, no one died in the attack. the teen has been denied bond. the criminal complaint says he shouted during the attack, my work is not done, i have more people to kill. authorities, looking through his locker found a document dated three days before the stabbing that says i can t wait to see the priceless and helpless looks of the faces of the students of the one of the best schools in pennsylvania that realize previous lives are going to be taken by the one and only among them that isn t a plebeian.
affiliate, they, at one point were in a relationship, boyfriend/girlfriend. we don t know the status of the relationship. looking down the investigation, we don t know if that s why she was stabbed and killed. at that age, you think that s everything, right? it could have led to something, a rejection could have led to something. again, it s speculation. definitely tragic there. her friends dressed up like they are going to prom. it s sad. that is something they are investigating, the motive. thank you so much. meanwhile, the suspect in another school stabbing earlier this month has been charged with 21 counts of homicide. we are talking about alex. he s accused of stabbing students and an adult. two of the victims are still in the hospital. nobody died in the attack. the teen has been denied bond, though. we have learned that. the criminal complaint says
an update on our top story, the school stabbing in pennsylvania. we ve just learned the school officer who helped take down the suspect 16-year-old alex hribal is back on the job today. the school is set to reopen on monday. president obama celebrated the third and final day of celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act of 1964. in his speech at the lbj presidential library in austin, texas, president obama reminded audiences that no right, not even those embodied in the landmark piece of legislation, are ever fully secure. we are here today because we know we cannot be complacent. for history travels not only forward, history can travel backwards. president obama s words come one day after former president bill clinton used his speech to denounce the strict voter i.d. laws in some states that some