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The author of the massacre in Prague allegedly did not act alone, he was helped by his girlfriend (Shock posts on social networks)

2023-12-22 08:38:51Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
The author of the massacre in Prague allegedly did not act alone, he was helped
David Kozak

At least 15 people were killed and 25 injured yesterday in a shooting at a Charles University school in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. The author, 24-year-old David Kozak, committed suicide after the massacre he caused, while earlier he had shot and killed his father in the village of Hostun, about 20 kilometers from Prague.

The police are even considering the possibility that he killed two more people before the massacre in Prague. During a press conference, the police announced that they are investigating whether the 24-year-old may be connected to two murders that occurred last week. A 32-year-old father and his two-month-old daughter were shot dead in the Klanovicky forest near Prague last Friday, police chief Martin Vodrasek said, but it has not yet been confirmed whether Kozak actually had anything to do with the killings.

According to the police, Kozak planned to attend a lecture yesterday afternoon at the Faculty of Arts, a few minutes' walk from the Faculty of Philosophy. But the police, who were looking for the student, did not find the latter there. He was on his way to the Faculty of Philosophy, where he opened fire moments later. Videos published on social networks show 24-year-old David Kozak going out on the balcony and opening fire with a gun.

Helped by his girlfriend
David Kozak may have been helped by his girlfriend. Czech police confirmed this to a Dutch journalist who was at the scene. The girlfriend, about whom other details have not been released, is said to be trying to escape abroad. According to Czech Interior Minister Vit Rakusan, police found "a large number of weapons and ammunition" in the university building. "We could have had many more victims if the police had not acted so quickly," he said. It is noticeable that the 24-year-old who shot had a license for the weapon with which he caused the tragedy. The investigation must now reveal how exactly he obtained this permission.

"There is nothing to suggest that the crime is linked to international terrorism," Vit Rakusan told reporters. According to the testimonies, Kozak was a diligent student, but he also had psychological problems. In May he won a prize for his thesis. The student had no criminal record but, as a legal gun owner, had an interest in guns.

He majored in history and European studies and pursued a master's degree, focusing on the history of Poland. However, messages posted by the young man on Telegram in recent weeks paint a completely different picture of him. The 24-year-old student of Charles University's School of Philosophy complained about his "miserable life" and wrote, among other things, that he "always wanted to kill someone." In a message dated December 10, the attacker wrote that he was "very inspired by Alina". He was referring to 14-year-old Alina Afanaskina. The girl shot and killed two people at her school in the Russian city of Bryansk on December 7 and then killed herself. "But Alina didn't kill enough people, I'll fix it," Kozak wrote. "I want to attack a school and maybe kill myself. Alina Afanaskina helped me. I always wanted to kill, I thought that in the future I will become a maniac. Mass attack was more profitable than generation. I sat, I waited, I had a dream", he allegedly wrote among other things.


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