Murder Case Highlights Tragic Stabbing Incident at Mental Health Residence
Murder Conviction in West St. Paul Stabbing
In an impactful trial, a jury has found John C. Adams II guilty of intentional second-degree murder after he fatally stabbed 68-year-old David Eugan Rahn at a state-run mental health residence on February 17, 2020. The four-day trial unveiled the disturbing events of the day, prompting discussions about safety protocols in mental health facilities.
Details of the Incident
- Adams and Rahn were involved in a disturbance that night.
- Staff reported hearing Rahn screaming for help before the stabbing.
- Officers found Adams fleeing and later discovered Rahn unresponsive in his room.
Despite attempts to resuscitate him, Rahn was pronounced dead at the scene. Adams' actions raise significant questions regarding violence in mental health settings.
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