The Ministry of justice of Poland announced the version of the motives of the shooter in Krakow — radicalism and interest in mass murder n

The investigation is investigating two main versions of the motives of 24-year-old Michal Oxinski, who shot people in Krakow's Main Square on November 7. This information was reported by the Minister of justice of Poland Waldemar Zhurek, writes sb.by.

According to TASS, at a press conference he told reporters:

- The attacker, months before the attack, had been browsing websites linked to the notorious Anders Breivik massacre, so this line that we talked about at the outset — extreme right-wing extremism — is now under investigation.

Jourek pointed out:

- Another hypothesis is that this man was fond of serial killers. He tried to imitate certain dramatic events that were happening somewhere in the world. These versions, these two main hypotheses of the ongoing investigation, are being actively tested today.

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