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Man Stabs Rival in Love, Self-Defense Theory Fails. Court Sentences Him to 12 Years

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A heavily drunk man decided to resolve relationship problems in Karviná in January this year, but his rampage almost ended with the death of his love rival, whom he stabbed. The Ostrava Regional Court has now sent Karel Marš from Karviná to twelve years in prison for attempted murder.
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In January this year, a lovelorn and heavily drunk Karel M. (35) attacked his rival with a knife in a bar in Karviná. The court did not accept the argument that the victim had attacked him before and sent the aggressor to prison for 12 years. The injured man was saved by a unique operation.

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A heavily drunk man decided to resolve relationship problems in Karviná in January this year, but his rampage almost ended with the death of his love rival, whom he stabbed. The Ostrava Regional Court has now sent Karel Marš from Karviná to twelve years in prison for attempted murder.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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iDNES.cz broke the news in Čestlice, Czechia on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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