Attack at Monastery in Poland: Psychiatrists to Re-Examine Ukrainian Man Suspected of Murdering Priest
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Attack at monastery in Poland: psychiatrists to re-examine Ukrainian man suspected of murdering priest
Two forensic psychiatrists will carry out a further assessment of the mental state of 31-year-old Igor M., who attacked five people on the grounds of a Benedictine convent in Jarosław, Poland, and killed a priest.
Two forensic psychiatrists will re-evaluate the condition of Igor M., who last Thursday in the territory of the Benedictine monastery in Yaroslavl attacked five people, killing a priest.
Two expert psychiatrists will re-evaluate Ihor M.'s mental state. Their decision may determine whether the prosecutor's office will bring charges against the man.
Two psychiatric experts will reassess the condition of Ihor M., who attacked five people last Thursday at the Benedictine monastery in Yaroslavl. One of them died. Investigators have not yet been able to interview Ihor M. because the experts diagnosed him with acute polymorphic psychotic disorder.
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