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An Oahu grand jury indicted Orion Satori on a second-degree murder charge in the Young Street stabbing of Kiril Stoimenov.
Hawaii News Now reported Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, that the Honolulu Prosecutor announced the indictment of Satori, 47, in the Oct. 16 stabbing near the Ward area. The victim was identified Thursday as Kiril Stoimenov, 42. Satori is held without bail.
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An indictment means a grand jury found enough to send the case forward. It is not a finding of guilt. Police have said Satori did the stabbing, according to Hawaii News Now. The next step is arraignment, where he will be asked to enter a plea. Second-degree murder in Hawaii carries a maximum of life with the possibility of parole, the station reported.
An Oahu grand jury indicted Orion Satori, 47, on a charge of second-degree murder, the Honolulu Prosecutor announced Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, Hawaii News Now reported. The station reported Thursday, Oct. 22, that the man who died was identified as Kiril Stoimenov, 42.
The indictment stems from an incident Friday, Oct. 16, on Young Street near the Ward area of Honolulu, where Satori allegedly stabbed Stoimenov, Hawaii News Now reported. Police said the stabbing happened at a home on Young Street at about 8:20 p.m., the station reported.
Satori is being held without bail at the Oahu Community Correctional Center, Hawaii News Now reported. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Benjamin Rose is handling the case. The station reported that second-degree murder carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment with the possibility of parole.
Hawaii News Now did not report a motive, whether the two men knew each other, or the name of Satori's attorney. The indictment is a charging document. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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