A man accused of repeatedly stabbing his boss at a Roseville, Minnesota, gas station says "he heard a voice" tell him to do it, according to charging documents filed Thursday.

The 26-year-old man from New Brighton, Minnesota, is facing one count each of attempted second-degree murder and second-degree assault.

The attack happened Tuesday afternoon near Cleveland Avenue and County Road D at a BP station.

Court documents say the victim suffered severe injuries but is expected to survive, though he might have "life-altering changes."

In an interview, the victim told police that the suspect had worked for him for about a year and that he "never had any trouble or personal issues with him," and he never had to discipline him, charges say. He added that the suspect had been upset recentl

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