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Accused in Edmonton temple attack has history of violence driven by delusions, parole documents show

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Accused in Edmonton temple attack has history of violence driven by delusions, parole documents show

Federal parole board documents show the 27-year-old man charged in a stabbing inside an Edmonton Sikh temple last month had a history of “serious and impulsive” violence, often driven by delusions, paranoia and conspiracy theories.

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