A man accused of killing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina, is ruled not fit to stand trial again, according to court reporting. Zarutska, 23, was stabbed to death on a train last summer. In the latest court appearance, the defendant reacts during proceedings, making statements and ranting about “material” in his body while the judge considers fitness to stand trial. The rulings indicate the court is evaluating whether the accused can meaningfully participate in the legal process due to concerns about his mental state. Both outlets describe the same case and the judge’s decision that he is not fit to stand trial for a second time. The reports focus on the fitness-to-stand-trial determination and the defendant’s outburst during the hearing, with no alternative account of the alleged killing itself. The case continues with the next steps tied to the court’s findings about competency.