By Alex Greig A Wisconsin man has allegedly attacked two people with a Samurai sword in the boarding house-style building where they all lived, partially scalping and killing one of them. Young Choi, 29, has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the attack that killed Dustin Vanderheyden, 27, and wounded David Gerard, 24. The attack happened outside an apartment above Yanger's Bar on North 4th Street in Watertown on Thursday around 5pm. Sword attack: Young Choi, 29, allegedly killed Dustin Vanderheyden, 27, and injured another man in a frenzied attack at the boarding house where they live Vanderheyden was stabbed multiple times and Gerard was injured in the incident, which ended in a stand-off between Watertown police and Choi, who finally surrendered after police brought in a negotiator.
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Young Choi, 29, was arrested and charged with first-degree homicide in the death if his neighbor
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Dustin Vanderheyden, 27, died of multiple stab wounds Thursday
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He was allegedly partially scalped and stabbed by Choi with a Samurai sword at the boarding house where they live
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In the days leading up to the attack, Choi had told Vanderheyden's wife that he was going to kill Vanderheyden so they could be together
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She told police that she had convinced him otherwise and didn't think he was a danger
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He had also been making statements about being God and told police to call him 'God'
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Another man was injured trying to stop Choi
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There was hair and blood on the floors and walls, and Choi was repeatedly asking Vanderheyden, 'Who's @placeholder?'