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Mason City stabbing victim dies, upgraded murder charge coming

June 5, 2017 By Radio Iowa Contributor

Braedon Bowers

The victim of a stabbing last week in Mason City has died and the man accused of stabbing him will be charged with murder.

Police say 23-year-old Wraymond Todd died Sunday afternoon at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa in Mason City where he had been taken for treatment after last week’s assault. Twenty-year-old Braedon Bowers is accused of stabbing Todd during an incident last Tuesday afternoon.

Bowers was arrested in Britt on Wednesday afternoon after he was spotted in a vehicle. Bowers had originally been charged with attempted murder, but police say that charge will be upgraded to first-degree murder.

Bowers continues to be held in the Cerro Gordo County Jail.

(Reporting by Bob Fisher, KRIB, Mason City)

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