Twin Stabbed in Heated Argument

0:00It's April 20th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Europe News Today, your AI-powered European briefing. A 44-year-old man from O'Mog, named Martin Istonick, landed in court Monday, charged with stabbing his own twin brother in the back during A. Heated argument. Cops say he inflicted serious harm, and the case stems from a wild scene early Sunday morning. Police rushed to the house after a call about an injured guy wrapped in bandages, heading to an ambulance. Inside, they found a kitchen smeared with blood and grabbed a knife from the spot. The victim got rushed to the hospital for a deep cut on his lower back. But he's stable now. The brothers had been drinking when things boiled over into a fight, and the victim straight up told police his twin did the stabbing. Istonick got arrested right after, but didn't admit to anything during questioning. In Innis Killing Court, detectives pushed back on bail, worried about him messing with witnesses or causing more trouble. The defense argued for innocence until proven guilty, especially with no full victim statement

1:02yet since he's still recovering. The judge shut that down, calling it too early in the case, with real risks involved. Istonick stays locked up until his next video court date on May 19th, as police wait to hear more from the victim.