Bochum Acid Attack Suspect Dies by Suicide in Prison Cell

The suspect, accused of a sulfuric acid attack injuring 14 at a café, was found dead ahead of his trial.

Stefan S., 43, was the primary suspect in a June sulfuric acid attack at a café in Bochum, Germany.
He allegedly targeted a 30-year-old man, who sustained severe injuries and required extensive medical treatment.
The attack left 14 people injured, with the motive believed to be personal and possibly a case of mistaken identity.
Authorities found Stefan S. dead in his prison cell on October 11, with no signs of foul play involved.
Investigations continue as a suspected accomplice, who allegedly drove Stefan S. to the crime scene, faces pending charges.