Suspected perpetrator released a video shortly before his crime
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“Two people were found dead, one of them probably the suspect”
– – The police were able to go to another crime scene in Hanau-Kesselstadt by testimony from eyewitnesses. There the officers discovered the apartment, in which the alleged perpetrator and another person were found dead. Michael Malkmus, Police of Southeast Hesse. – –
– In a video, the alleged perpetrator of Hanau asks American citizens to wake up. In the United States, there were underground military facilities in which children were mistreated and killed, according to him. – – – DAccording to information from security circles, he suspected Hanau perpetrators published a video on YouTube a few days before the crime. In this video, Tobias R. speaks in fluent English of a “personal message to all Americans”. The clip, which could still be seen on the Internet in the morning, was obviously recorded in a private apartment and was put online a few days ago. In it, the man says there are underground military facilities in the United States where children are mistreated and killed. There the devil would be paid homage. American citizens should wake up and “fight now” against these conditions. The video does not contain a reference to an impending act of violence in Germany. According to information from security circles, a letter of confession has also been found. The motive of the crime with a total of eleven deaths remained unclear at first. According to dpa information, evidence of a xenophobic motivation of the alleged perpetrator is the reason. The “mirror” had previously reported. In the city of Hesse, nine people were shot dead in two different locations on Wednesday evening. Hours after the crime, the police discovered the body of the alleged gunman in his home. Special forces also found another dead person there. The Attorney General has undertaken the investigation because of the special importance of the case. That said a spokesman for the federal prosecutor’s office in Karlsruhe. Motif remains unclear
