Left-wing terrorist in Krakow died in hospital: There were at least nine fatalities

The left-wing terrorist who perpetuated the mass shooting in the center of Krakow died this Monday, November 9, in a hospital in Poland, two days after the attack that shocked the country. The Regional Police confirmed that the suspect, identified as Michał Oksiński, 24, died around 4:30 in the morning, after remaining in critical condition and undergoing several surgeries

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The shooter had been injured by police officers during the confrontation that ended Saturday's attack. According to the authorities, he drove a vehicle to the Market Square, one of the city's main tourist spots, and opened fire on people who were nearby. Six people died and 15 others were injured, including two police officers

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The investigation also suggests that Oksiński committed three other murders before moving to Krakow. On Saturday, security forces found the bodies of his parents, aged 53 and 52, and his sister, 21, in the family home of Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, a town located about 150 kilometers from

Krakow.

The Polish Public Prosecutor's Office will continue with the investigations despite the death of the suspect. Researchers seek to reconstruct your movements, examine your electronic devices and determine if you acted on your own or received help or influence from others

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One of the central aspects of the research is the possible ideological motive. The Minister of the Interior, Marcin Kierwiński, had indicated that the attacker was interested in ultra-globalist ideas and radical positions of the LGBT

left.

Firearms and ammunition were recovered from the attacker's family home and vehicle. The authorities counted a total of 11 weapons between the two scenarios. Both Oksiński and his father were legally allowed to

own weapons.

The Minister of Justice, Waldemar Żurek, confirmed that the investigation will continue to clarify the nine murders and establish if there were external connections

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Poland remains in national mourning for the victims, while authorities maintain security measures and examine possible messages that glorified the internet attack. The death of the person responsible does not end an investigation that still seeks to establish how one of the most serious episodes of violence recorded in the country since the end of communism was planned

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