Police: Man stabbed stranger to death at N.Y. supermarket
Suspect quietly walked behind the victim in the produce aisle and sliced his neck with a box-cutter, then walked away, police say
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Suspect quietly walked behind the victim in the produce aisle and sliced his neck with a box-cutter, then walked away, police say
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