Police arrested two suspects of a stab incident after the duo went on Snapchat posting images of their bloody hands.
Eric Denning, 21, (left) and Matthew Gibbons, 20, (right) are accused of stabbing
Dean Skelley and then posting images of the attack on Snapchat
A gruesome stabbing was recorded and sent out on Snapchat, leading to the arrest of two University of New Hampshire students.
The students were arrested after they appeared on Snapchat with bloody hands, a knife and a caption referring to stabbing someone.
Suspects Matthew Gibbons, 20, and Eric Denning, 21, were taken into custody after allegedly sending the images.
Dean Skelley, the victim, was hospitalized on Saturday and the two students were arrested.
Another student took the screengrab of the Snapchat and showed it to authorities, saying Gibbons and Denning were the people in the Snapchat, police said.
Gibbons faces a first-degree assault charge and posted $100,000 bail, according to Boston.com.
Denning faces second-degree assault and criminal liability charges and was released into a community corrections program, Boston.com said.
UNH released a statement to WMUR saying: 'Behavior of this type will absolutely not be tolerated and we have launched our own investigation into the incident.'
A UNH student told the station the stabbing shocked him and that 'nothing like that ever really happens in Durham.'