Neil Muller, amministratore delegato di Node4, è stato trovato morto nella sua abitazione, presumibilmente a seguito di un accoltellamento
Sintesi redazionale: La polizia di MSP si dice «profondamente sconvolta» per l'arresto di una donna con l'accusa di omicidio. Fonte originale: https://www.theregister.com/channel/2026/06/10/node4-ceo-neil-muller-found-dead-at-home-after-suspected-stabbing/5253315
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