US EditionUncle of Charlotte Stabbing Victim Speaks Out
- Zarutska, 23, was fatally stabbed in Charlotte on August 22 while riding the Blue Lynx Line, according to an affidavit obtained by ABC News.
- Zarutska's uncle described her as a "comforter" and "confidant," noting she fled Ukraine in 2022 and desired a better life.
- At the time of her death, she was working at a local pizzeria and planning to become a veterinary assistant, according to her uncle.
- The Charlotte Area Transit System confirmed there was no security on the train during the attack, with a spokesperson stating that a security team "patrols the system; they are not stationed in one area.
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The View Decries Attention Given to Charlotte Stabbing, Blame Trump
It took ABC’s The View till Wednesday, September 10 to finally address what many other liberal media shows had: the stabbing murder of Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail. The liberal ladies huffed about the attention the case was getting and how it highlighted how dangerous their Democratic crime policies were. Moderator Whoopi Goldberg even shouted a demand to “stop trying to place blood on people's hands,” while they also blamed Presiden…
Charlotte stabbing victim’s family speaks out: ‘This could have been anyone’
The family of stabbing victim Iryna Zarutska says she texted her boyfriend that she was on her way home on the night of her death. Zarutska was stabbed to death on August 22 on a Lynx Blue Line train in the south end of Charlotte in a brutal murder that resulted in blame being levied at not only the accused, Decarlos Brown Jr., but also the judicial system. Brown has a lengthy rap sheet, and a woman believed to be his sister has claimed he has n…
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