In Hawaii, Paul Cameron, previously accused of an acid attack on a woman, is now alleged to have conspired with a fellow inmate, Sebastian Mahkwan, to commit a second, similar assault. The aim of this subsequent attack, carried out on a random individual, was to divert suspicion away from Cameron regarding the initial incident. Authorities have highlighted this plot, identified through recorded jail communications, as an attempt by Cameron to undermine the case against him.
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After Paul Cameron and Sebastian Mahkwan met behind bars, they allegedly planned and carried out another acid attack on a "random person" -- to "cast doubt" on Cameron's previous attack https://t.co/BSWPu1LAlF
A man accused of dousing a woman with acid in Hawaii last year allegedly tried to cast doubt on himself as a suspect by plotting with a fellow inmate to carry out a second, similar attack, authorities said. https://t.co/ZBeWoLKqra
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