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Four Iowa College Staff Stabbed in Jilin City, China

Four staff from Iowa's Cornell College were stabbed in Jilin City, China, while on a teaching exchange program. One victim, Adam Zabner's brother, is recovering. Authorities detained a 55-year-old suspect, and the U.S. State Department is monitoring the situation.
Four staff members from Cornell College in Iowa were stabbed in Beishan Park, Jilin City, China.

The group, involved in a teaching exchange with Beihua University, included Adam Zabner's brother, David, who is recovering from his injuries.

A suspect, aged 55, was detained the same day.

Chinese authorities state the incident appears random.

The U.S. State Department is monitoring the situation and advises reconsidering travel to China due to legal risks.
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