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The perpetrator previously killed his parents and sister before shooting six other people in Krakow.
The 24-year-old man who shot six passers-by in Krakow on Saturday and apparently previously killed his parents and younger sister with a gun died from his injuries early on Monday morning.
He had also seriously injured two police officers and had been shot himself. Poland has never experienced such an act before. The perpetrator's death makes it more difficult for investigators to find possible motives.

The 24-year-old perpetrator of the gun attack in Krakow in which six people died has died in hospital. The authorities are investigating suspected terrorism. Three more bodies were also found in the perpetrator's home.

After a gun attack in Krakow left six people dead, the public prosecutor's office announced that the 24-year-old perpetrator had a large arsenal of weapons. The injured police officers are conscious again; the motive remains unclear.
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