Case against former graduate student accused of killing UNC professor to be dismissed
The murder case against a former UNC graduate student accused of killing a professor will be dismissed. The defendant will be involuntarily committed to a state hospital instead of facing trial.
The former UNC graduate student accused of killing a professor on campus will be involuntarily committed to a state hospital.
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