"It is a very strong indication." The minister revealed what they found on the computer of the Krakow murderer

Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek revealed details about the shooter who killed six people in Krakow, indicating he had researched Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik online. The police found a silencer in the shooter's car, which may have been used in the murder of his family. Żurek confirmed that the shooter, Michał Oksiński, had visited extremist websites and possessed symbols of right-wing extremism. Despite these findings, the investigation is exploring all possible motives. Oksiński did not leave any notes explaining his actions, complicating the reconstruction of his motives. The attack left six dead and 16 injured, including two police officers who intervened.