The Austrian authorities searched on Wednesday to find the answers to why 21 people shoot his high-quality people before suicide, one worst violent in the modern world history.
Police said the man, armed with a rifle and a gun, doing alone. They put his home and Internet to find out why he opened fire at Gray, the second largest city, on Tuesday, before shooting in the bathroom.
The incident was hard to get along, a religious schoolmate, Paul Nitsche, left his class before the facilitator tried briefly to shoot the other door.
“This is something that I didn’t even think of the front,” told National Orf National. “When I run downstairs, I thought: ‘This wasn’t real.'”
Some Austrian Media has said the young man, uncited, apparently felt abused, even though the police confirmed this. The Austrian authorities say the suspect has never completed his studies at school.
He left the Farewell Note that did not reveal the motivation for this attack, police said, adding that a pipeline found at his home did not work.
Ennio Reconstrin, a student at school, said the students and teachers needed a time to accommodate that they were left to be left in peace for a few days.
“It is helpful, you can’t explain or really understand it,” he said, talking to reporters outside the event center near the school where the students were given counseling.
Some of the students gathered together when they cried, and others contributed.
Franz Ruf, Director-General of Public Protection, said the investigation into the purpose was immediately traveling.
“We don’t want to guess this time,” he told Orf on Tuesday night.
Police were introducing the potential Copcat attack, and they had received a threat on a school in Graz near Tuesday, he said.
The Austrian police said that the gun killed at least 10 people in a large shooting in Graz high school on Tuesday. The man, who had been attending school, killed himself. The motivation remains not clear.
About 17 minutes have passed between the initial emergency calls found by the shooting police shot dead in school and a safe event, Ruf said.
Austria has one of the most armed public equipment in Europe, means a small arms survey, an independent research project. The attack is updated requires that its firearm rules are reinforced, including one from Grazazi’s mayor.
Police said used firearms were in the form of a suspect, and Ruf said when the Austrian firearms were strong, the case was considered. “If there are any spaces, they need closure,” he said.
The infrastructure information is slowly.
Austrian police said victims received outside and within the school, various apartments. About a twelve people were injured in the attack, others seriously.
Austria announced three days of national mourning, where they were shot that moves regular unity between the divided political parties. Student students and school neighbors have striven to make sense of an event.
Hundreds meet together in Graz’s Main Square on Tuesday evening to remember victims. Some left the flowers and lighted candles outside of school. Most have increased to the survivors of the survivors.
