Parents, sister of far-right Kraków shooter found dead in family home

Three bodies found in the home of the 24-year-old shooter in the Saturday’s rampage in the heart of Kraków belonged to the gunman’s family, police said.

Investigators are looking at the deaths of the shooter’s parents and sister as they unravel events surrounding the random violence in the Polish city’s historic center, Main Market Square, around 3 p.m. on Saturday.

The relatives, who lived about 90 miles from Krakow, likely died from gunshot wounds, according to police.

Authorities said the shooter, who survived a shootout with police and remains in the hospital, wore a bulletproof vest during the attack.

The identifications were made as world leaders paid tribute to victims and Poland declared two national days of mourning after a shooter motivated by far-right ideologies killed six people in Kraków on Saturday, in what the country’s defense minister characterized as a “terror attack.”

Victims of the attack included a man from the United Kingdom, a woman from Austria and four Polish nationals, according to regional official Krzysztof Jan Klęczar. The injured included visitors from Britain, Portugal, Russia, Germany and Austria, according to the Associated Press.

St. Mary’s Basilica in the square paused its hourly trumpet call overnight in honor of…

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