The attacker had a bomb at home, the investigation of the shooting in Graz continues
The country commemorates the victims of the shooting.
Graz. The Austrian authorities on Wednesday continue to investigate the tragedy, where the 21-year-old shooter killed ten people at the Graz high school in Graz and subsequently committed suicide. There were seven pupils among the victims.
Police made it clear that a man with a shotgun and a pistol had acted alone. He is currently searching his house and internet traces to find out the motive of his actions.
They found a bomb in the house
The police also reported that she had found an improvised explosive device in the house of the attacker, but was not functional.
OE24.AT said the offender fired from two weapons 40 times.
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According to GPMALJEVAC.com, there are two citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina among the victims of the attack. A source close to the investigation said he was a 17-year-old boy from a Prague who lived with his family in Styria, and a girl from Cazin, who is not yet known for the details.
Some Austrian media said the shooter was probably the victim of bullying, although the police have not yet confirmed it. The Austrian authorities also specified that the man studied at the grammar school, but did not finish his studies. The offender had no record in the criminal record and owned the weapons legally.
The farewell letter did not clarify the theme
The attacker left a farewell letter behind, but he did not mention the motive of the procedure, the police said. According to Franz Ruf of the General Directorate for Public Security, which falls under the Ministry of the Interior, the investigation takes place quickly.
About 17 minutes have passed since the first emergency call to the crime scene, RUF said.
The Austrian police explained that the victims were found outside and inside the school on different floors. About 12 people have suffered injuries in the attack, some seriously.
In Austria They declared a three -day state mourning and, at 10.00 am, will honor the victims in the country with a minute of silence. The grammar school will be closed until further notice.
