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Online game player Qiu Chengwei went on trial Tuesday in a Shanghai court on charges that he stabbed to death a "Legend of Mir III" competitor in a dispute over a virtual weapon used in the game. Qui had reportedly informed police of the loss of the "Dragon Saber," but they responded that it wasn't real property protected by law.
March 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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