Johns Hopkins Student From New Jersey Kills Intruder With Samurai Sword
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A Johns Hopkins student from Wall, N.J., killed a man who broke into his Baltimore garage with a samurai sword, according to a report in the Baltimore Sun. The intruder's hand was nearly severed - police described it as "hanging by a thread" - and he also suffered a severe cut to his upper body. Police said that their initial investigation found the man was killed by a single strike of the sword. The 49-year-old burglar was a repeat offender and had burglarized the home before he was inured and died at the scene, according to police. Read more by The Star-Ledger on NJ.com.
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I'm surprised the guy wasn't cut in half. That's what the Samurais did in the old days.
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