Prague shooter confesses to other murders
Kyiv • UNN
David Kozak, the Prague University shooter, also confessed to earlier murders, including of a man and his daughter in Klanowicki Park.
David Kozak, who who carried out the shooting at Charles University in Prague, has confessed to other murders. This is reported by the BBC, UNN reports.
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Law enforcement officers found a letter in the shooter's house, in which he described an attack on a father and his in Klanovický Park, located on the outskirts of the Czech capital.
A note found in David Kozak's home contained a confession that he had shot and killed a man and his and his young daughter in a forest near the city on December 15, six days before the attack on the university.
The police said that he was was on a list of 4,000 suspects in their murders. Kozak also killed his father.
24-year-old David Kozak committed suicide after being surrounded by armed police.
The victims of the mass shooting at the shooting at the Faculty of Philosophy of Charles University, 14 people were killed and 25 were injured.
