Police have released a man born in 1996 after a week and a half from pretrial custody. The man was suspected of involvement in two murders and eight attempted murders in Turku on July 18th. Abderrahman Bouanane has admitted the stabbings, but denies murder and attempted murder with terrorist intent--the offences he is suspected of.
The released man is no longer suspected of being Bouanane's accomplice.
On Tuesday police also released two Moroccan men who had been held under suspicion of helping the stabber; they are no longer suspected of any crimes.
Currently only Bouanane, the prime suspect, is in custody over the stabbing spree. Five other suspects have been released after spending time in custody over the attack.