Polish Attorney General: The Krakow Shooter Was Interested In Breivik

However, the terrorist did not leave a single letter or message.

Poland's Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek reported that 24-year-old Michał O., who carried out a fatal shooting in Kraków last Saturday, had visited websites linked to the Norwegian terrorist Anders Breivik.

Żurek’s statement is reported by Polsat News.

The Minister of Justice also reported that a silencer was found in the perpetrator’s car, and items resembling symbols of “right-wing extremism” were found at the terrorist’s workplace.

“I can already confirm certain information, as the intelligence services have access to the perpetrator’s computer. Indeed, it can be seen that he visited websites dedicated to Anders Breivik, that is, the right-wing extremist who carried out the tragic massacre on the island of Utøya,” said Żurek.

He added that investigators had also searched the suspect’s workplace.

“There is also symbolism there that may point to this line (of right-wing extremism—Ed.),” he noted.

The minister added that the perpetrator did not leave a single letter or message.

As a reminder, on Saturday, November 7, a shooting occurred in Kraków’s central market square. The driver of a car drove into the city’s main square and opened fire. Six people are known to have been killed and 15 wounded.

During a search of the shooter’s apartment, Polish law enforcement officers discovered three bodies belonging to members of his family—his mother, father, and sister.

On November 9, it was reported that the attacker had died in the hospital.

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