Swedish police to present investigation into Örebro campus attack

Rickard Andersson arrived at Campus Risbergska early in the morning. Almost five hours later he fired his first shot. Here is the timeline of the massacre in

Janitor Adnan Imsirovic, 32, was lying covered in blood inside Campus Risbergska and thought he was going to die soon. – I closed my eyes and I thought about my family. I have a child and another one is coming soon. In an interview with SVT Nyheter, he now talks about the horror inside the school, the encounter with mass murderer Rickard Andersson – and the feeling of being abandoned.

Swedish police to present investigation into Örebro campus attack

Police in Sweden are set to hold a press conference on Friday to present their investigation into the Örebro campus attack earlier this year.

DN reports from inside the police investigation into Rickard Andersson's mass shooting on Risbergska: Here the killer's secrets are being traced

The police are calling a press conference in Örebro on Friday to present their investigation into the mass murder at Campus Risbergska.

STOCKHOLM - Swedish police have found no evidence that the gunman who opened fire at a school in the city of Örebro in February held racist or radical views. His motive was likely suicide, investigators said today, according to Reuters. The gunman killed 10 people in the deadliest mass shooting in Swedish history on February 4. He then turned the gun on himself and died in hospital.