Boulder, Colorado, attack suspect faces murder charges after victim dies, officials say
CBSN
The suspect in the firebombing attack on people marching to support Israeli hostages in Boulder, Colorado, earlier this month will be charged with first-degree murder after one of the victims died, the Boulder District Attorney's Office announced Monday.
The DA's office said Karen Diamond, 82, died as a result of the severe injuries that she suffered in the June 1 attack.
In a press release, the DA's office said it is upgrading the charges against Mohamed Soliman to include two counts of first-degree murder, both pertaining to Diamond's death. Those counts were previously listed as criminal attempt to commit first-degree murder but were amended after her death. The first count is first-degree murder under an extreme indifference theory and the second count is first-degree murder with intent after deliberation.
