After Fatal Shots in Krakow, Prosecutor's Office Investigates Terrorism
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After fatal shots in Krakow, prosecutor's office investigates terrorism
The prosecutor's office is investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Michał O.'s parents and younger sister in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. The bodies of the three individuals were transported to the Forensic Medicine Department in Kraków. Initial findings indicate Saturday as the day of death. Autopsies and evidence collected by investigators will help determine the exact time of death.
The suspect drove a vehicle to the scene and fired at passers-by before being hit in confrontation with the police forces.
After the fatal shots in Krakow, more and more people became aware of the victims. In addition to his family, the suspected perpetrator killed six more people in the Polish city.
Autopsies will begin on Monday, November 9, on the bodies of both the six victims of the attack in Kraków and the three killed in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, announced the head of the Lesser Poland branch of the National Prosecutor's Office, Prosecutor Eryk Stasielak.
Autopsies will begin Monday morning on the bodies of six people killed during Saturday's shooting in central Krakow. The examination will likely take two days, announced prosecutor Eryk Stasielak of the National Prosecutor's Office. Investigators have already identified all the victims.
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