Woman Fatally Stabbed in Lake Elsinore Walmart

Category: Crime

A woman was fatally stabbed in a Lake Elsinore Walmart by a male suspect who was arrested at the scene. The incident occurred early in the morning, and despite attempts to save her, the victim was pronounced dead.

Keywords: Lake Elsinore, Walmart stabbing, homicide

Source: MyNewsLA.com

Update At: 8/6/2024

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