Trial for pair accused of murder of Kamil Charyszyn in Glasgow's Easterhouse
TWO suspects are to stand trial charged with stabbing a father to death.
Kai Russell, 23, and Bobbi Emans, 21, are accused of murdering Kamil Charyszyn in Glasgow's Easterhouse on March 21 last year.
It is claimed the 35 year-old was stabbed on the neck with a knife or similar item.
The pair allegedly pursued him with the blade and approach him while he was hurt and calling from help from members of the public.
The charge claims Kamil and others were put in a "state of fear and alarm".
The dad is said to have been left so severely injured that he passed away.
The case called today at the High Court in Glasgow, where lawyers pleaded not guilty on their behalf.
Lady Scott fixed a trial due to start in December.
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