June 18, 2010
Updated May 27, 2010 at 4:15 PM EST
BEIJING, China (Indiana's NewsCenter) - A Chinese man with a knife attacked two relatives of the U.S Olympic men's volleyball team at a tourist spot in China.
One of the victims was stabbed to death and the other was seriously injured. The knife-wielding man then took his own life as he jumped off the second floor of the Drum Tower in Beijing.
Arnie Ball, father of the Olympic team captain Lloy Ball, tells Indiana's NewsCenter that the two people who were attacked were relatives of U.S. Men's Head Volleyball Coach Hugh McCutcheon.
The brutal attack took place only five miles from the main Olympic site.
The U.S. Olympic Committee said the incident was isolated and with a "lone assailant."
For more information on this tune in to Indiana's NewsCenter at 6 p.m. newscast on ABC-21 and NBC-33, and watch for updates on indianasnewscenter.com.
UPDATE: The Associated Press has reported that Todd Bachman, the father of former Olympian Elisabeth Bachman, was killed. His wife, Barbara, was hospitalized. Elisabeth Bachman is married to U.S. men's volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon.
One of the victims was stabbed to death and the other was seriously injured. The knife-wielding man then took his own life as he jumped off the second floor of the Drum Tower in Beijing.
Arnie Ball, father of the Olympic team captain Lloy Ball, tells Indiana's NewsCenter that the two people who were attacked were relatives of U.S. Men's Head Volleyball Coach Hugh McCutcheon.
The brutal attack took place only five miles from the main Olympic site.
The U.S. Olympic Committee said the incident was isolated and with a "lone assailant."
For more information on this tune in to Indiana's NewsCenter at 6 p.m. newscast on ABC-21 and NBC-33, and watch for updates on indianasnewscenter.com.
UPDATE: The Associated Press has reported that Todd Bachman, the father of former Olympian Elisabeth Bachman, was killed. His wife, Barbara, was hospitalized. Elisabeth Bachman is married to U.S. men's volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon.
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