A day after the knife attacks that killed 10 people in rural Canada, police found one of the two suspected brothers dead. “He had visible wounds that we don’t believe at this point were self-inflicted,” lead researcher Rhonda Blackmore said Monday (local time) in Regina, the capital of the province of Saskatchewan. The 31-year-old’s body was found in tall grass on the James Smith Cree Nation Indigenous Reservation.
The second suspect, his brother who is a year younger, has not yet been arrested, according to police. Investigators believe he is injured and seek medical attention. They would neither confirm nor rule out that he was involved in the other’s death.
Ten killed in attacks, 18 injured
Police suspect the two brothers are responsible for the bloody crimes at two locations in Saskatchewan – on the James Smith Cree Nation reservation and in the village of Weldon. Ten victims were killed and 18 injured. The search for the second suspect is also increasing in Regina, which is about 300 kilometers to the south.
Source: Krone
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