Vince Li, the man who sent shock waves middle of last year for beheading a fellow passenger aboard a Greyhound bus, must continue being confined at the Selkirk Mental Health Center.

Dr. Stanley Yaren made the assessment before the Manitoba review board Monday as part of the periodical review of Li's state of mental health. Yaren is working with Li at the health center, a 252-bed medical facility operated by the Manitoba province.

Court of Queen Bench Justice John Scurfield declared on Thursday that bus beheader Vince Li is not criminally responsible for killing and decapitating Greyhound bus rider Tim McLean.

In lieu of a 25-year life sentence for second degree murder, Li may be confined for life in a psychiatric facility. Judge Scurfield said he was aware his ruling will generate controversy, but he stood by his decision.

"Please kill me." These were the only words muttered in court Tuesday by the man who stabbed to death a bus passenger in Manitoba before beheading the victim and eating his flesh.

Vince Weiguang Li uttered the words after shaking his head in response to a judge's question if he wanted an attorney. The judge ordered another hearing on Friday.

A man sleeping on a Greyhound bus traveling through Canada was killed and decapitated by his seatmate Wednesday night.

Witnesses describe hearing a bloodcurdling scream and seeing a man standing over the victim, continually stabbing him. The passengers exited the bus and barred the attacker inside, according to msnbc.com.

A family is suing Greyhound Bus Lines after one of its buses dumped its sanitary tank, in the middle of the highway, covering the family and vehicle in human waste.

According to the Toledo Blade, the family was identified as Robert and Angela Stokes and their three children.