Bullets Removed From Krakow Killer's Body: 'Some Went Right Through'
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The autopsy of Michal Oksinski, the shooter who carried out the weekend shooting in Krakow's central square, was completed on Tuesday afternoon, the news portal Onet reports.
Autopsies have already been performed on the bodies of Michał Oksiński's victims. Initial findings indicate that they suffered "very significant" internal injuries. "The medics are suggesting that the ammunition used by the attacker be examined very carefully. We know that certain types of ammunition are designed to cause death as quickly as possible," Attorney General Waldemar Żurek said at the press conference.
Polish investigators are looking into the possible connection of the attacker who killed six people and wounded more in Krakow to right-wing extremism.
The autopsy on the perpetrator of Saturday's attack on Krakow's Main Market Square was completed on Tuesday afternoon. Preliminary autopsy results confirm that the victims died from gunshot wounds.
The autopsy on the perpetrator of Saturday's attack on Krakow's Main Market Square has been completed. Preliminary autopsy results confirm that the victims died from gunshot wounds.
The autopsy of the perpetrator of Saturday's attack on Krakow's Main Market Square has been completed, announced Eryk Stasielak, head of the Małopolska branch of the National Prosecutor's Office. Michał Oksiński was found to have "several gunshot wounds."
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