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By Nguyen Quy  &nbspNovember 2, 2018 | 05:36 pm GMT+7 Man accused of killing two Vietnamese tourists in Las Vegas pleads not guilty, prosecutors to decide on death penalty demand. Prosecutors have sought time to decide on whether or not to ask for the death penalty in the murder of two Vietnamese tourists last June. They have been given until November 13 to make a decision. Julius Trotter, 31, showed up at a hearing on Thursday and pleaded not guilty to accusations that he stabbed two Vietnamese tour employees to death while robbing them at a hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, a Washington Times report says. Trotter’s attorney declined to comment. Julius Trotter, charged with killing two Vietnamese tourists in Las Vegas in June this year, in a file photo provided by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department The victims were Nghia Boi Sang, 38, director of a Ho Chi Minh City-based tourist company and her 30-year-old employee Nguyen Le Ba Khuong, who had arrived at … [Read more...] about American may face death for Vietnamese tourists’ murder

Police are treating the case as a double homicide but no information on possible suspects has been released. Two Vietnamese were discovered to have been stabbed to death in their hotel room in the U.S. city of Las Vegas, Nevada last Friday. The Embassy of Vietnam in Washington has identified the victims as Nghia Boi Sang, 38, director of a Ho Chi Minh City-based tourist company and her employee Nguyen Le Ba Khuong, 30, Vietnam News Agency reported. Sang and Khuong were staying at Circus Circus hotel and casino as part of their company's tour group, which arrived at Las Vegas last Thursday night and were planning to visit the Grand Canyon the following day. The two however did not show up for their scheduled Grand Canyon tour, and hotel security discovered their bodies with multiple stab wounds following a welfare check in the afternoon, according to local media. Police have ruled out the possibility of the case being a murder-suicide and are investigating it as a double homicide. … [Read more...] about Two Vietnamese fatally stabbed in Las Vegas hotel

Police are treating the case as a double homicide but no information on possible suspects has been released. Two Vietnamese tourists were discovered to have been stabbed to death in their hotel room in the U.S. city of Las Vegas, Nevada last Friday. The Embassy of Vietnam in Washington has identified the victims as Nghia Boi Sang, 38, director of a Ho Chi Minh City-based tourist company and her employee Nguyen Le Ba Khuong, 30, Vietnam News Agency reported. Sang and Khuong were staying at Circus Circus hotel and casino as part of their company's tour group, which arrived at Las Vegas last Thursday night and were planning to visit the Grand Canyon the following day. The two however did not show up for their scheduled Grand Canyon tour, and hotel security discovered their bodies with multiple stab wounds following a welfare check in the afternoon, according to local media. Police have ruled out the possibility of the case being a murder-suicide and are investigating it as a double … [Read more...] about Two Vietnamese tourists fatally stabbed in Las Vegas hotel