FPÖ-Prince Calls Krakow-Terrorist without Evidence "Left Rainbow Activist"
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Evidence of a far-right attitude was found in the apartment of the assassin of Krakow. The FPÖ suspects of a "left rainbow/refugees welcome activist".
There is growing evidence that the attacker in Poland held far-right views.
Poland was deeply shaken by the shooting in Krakow on Saturday, which left six people dead and fifteen others injured. The attacker, 24-year-old Michal Oksinski, was killed by two young police officers at the scene and later died of his injuries in hospital. Political figures have conflicting views on the motives of the perpetrator, about whom new details have now been shared.
"There is already credible information that, several months before the attack, the assailant was looking at websites linked to the massacre of Anders Breivik, so we are investigating his involvement in right-wing extremist activities," said the Polish Minister of Justice, Valdemar Zhurek.
Krakow mourned his victims in silence, in the light of the candles. Tens of thousands of people commemorated the people killed in the Saturday attack. Meanwhile, the investigators discovered shocking details about the killer: he was fascinated by the extremist Anders Breivik, the Norwegian who killed 77 people 15 years ago.
Musk's posts claim that the attacker was "gay and a communist," although investigators' findings indicate that he was inspired by, among others, Anders Breivik and, above all, Elliot Rodger, whose attack was "revenge" on women.
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