Michigan Man Confesses to Raping and Killing Tourist Near German Castle

Michigan man Troy Phillip Bohling has admitted to rape and murder charges after pushing two American female tourists near Germany's Neuschwanstein castle, resulting in the death of one and injury of the other. The defendant's attorney described the crime as "unfathomable," and Bohling faces charges including murder, rape with fatal consequences, attempted murder, and possession of child pornography. The women, Eva Liu and Kelsey Chang, were allegedly lured off a hiking trail and attacked by Bohling, who then pushed them down a ravine. The verdict is expected to be announced by mid-March.