Suspect In UT-Austin Stabbing Attack Formally Indicted On Murder

AUSTIN, TX — The man accused of fatally stabbing a University of Texas at Austin freshman and slashing three others in a May rampage was indicted on Monday for murder, according to reports.

Kendrex Jermaine White, 21, has been behind bars on a $1 million bond since the attack. The Travis County District Attorney's Office confirmed to media outlets that White was indicted for the murder of freshman Harrison Brown, 19, in the May 1 attack that took place outside the campus gym.

With the indictment, the grand jury concludes there is sufficient evidence to proceed with a case. Along with the murder charge, White was indicted on three charges of aggravated assault. He's expected to appear in court this Friday to face the charges.

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