Car and knife rampage on Guam

Car and knife rampage on Guam

GUAM, United States - Vehicles believed to carry relatives of some Japanese victims of a recent car and knife rampage on Guam leave a hospital as they were returning to Japan along with the victims' bodies on Feb. 15, 2013. Investigators allege that the 21-year-old assailant, Chad Ryan Desoto, ran down six people with his car, crashed it into a building and then stabbed eight people after getting out of the vehicle, killing three Japanese tourists and injuring ten other Japanese nationals and one local.

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