Video shows deadly fight along Apple River in opening arguments of Nicolae Miu trial
The trial for a 54-year-old Prior Lake man accused of killing a teen and stabbing four others on the Apple River in Wisconsin nearly two years ago began on Monday.
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The trial for a 54-year-old Prior Lake man accused of killing a teen and stabbing four others on the Apple River in Wisconsin nearly two years ago began on Monday.
Nicolae Miu fatally stabbed 17-year-old Isaac Schuman and wounded four others while they were tubing on the Apple River in Wisconsin in July of 2022. Miu is charged with first degree intentional homicide and four counts of attempted homicide.
Body camera footage captures the chaos as police arrived at the Apple River in July of 2022. That footage was just one piece of new evidence shown during Day 4 of the trial. (edited)
During testimony in the Apple River stabbing trial, the knife Nicolae Miu is accused of using to stab five people, one of them fatally, was submitted as evidence and shown to the jury.
New videos and new evidence were presented in the Apple River stabbing trial, including statements made to police at the scene.
This is day three of the Apple River stabbing trial in Hudson, Wisconsin.
Day two of the trial for the deadly stabbing on the Apple River in Wisconsin was held Tuesday morning.
During the trial on Nicolae Miu, cell phone video of the altercation that led to the stabbings on the Apple River in Wisconsin was shared. Warning: This video includes images that may be disturbing. WCCO has edited a brief portion of the video that was especially graphic.
Jawahn Cockfield, Isaac Schuman's friend and the young man who filmed the altercation, became emotional on the stand while viewing the portion of the video showing the aftermath of the Apple River stabbings. This is the second part of the video.
Alina Hernandez, whose son Isaac Schuman was killed, took the stand and offered emotional testimony.
The mother of a 17-year-old boy who was fatally stabbed on the Apple River in Wisconsin in 2022 testified at the trial of Nicolae Miu on Tuesday.
Day two of the trial for the deadly stabbing on the Apple River in Wisconsin gets underway Tuesday morning.
Nicolae Miu is accused of killing a teen and injuring four others in July of 2022.
Five young people were stabbed during a tragic summer tubing trip. For the first time tonight, we're seeing the moments that day on the river took a deadly turn. As our David Schuman shows us that chaotic new footage is the key to the case.
Legal analyst Joe Tamburino joins us to preview the Apple River stabbing trial of Nicolae Miu.
On Monday, the trial begins for three people indicted in a murder case.
Nicolae Miu faces one homicide charge and four counts of attempted murder.
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