October 6, 2017 - Munich, Bavaria, Germany - Dr. Miriam Heigl of the Munich Fachstelle für Demokratie. The Munich Fachstelle fuer Demokratie (Office for Democracy) held a meeting with experts on the topic of the Olympia Einkaufszentrum (OEZ) Shooting in July 2016, which brought Munich to a standstill. A March 2017 report by the Bavarian Landeskriminalamt (Crime Office) deemed the act a case of mental illness due to bullying, despite overwhelming evidence of right-wing terror. 18-year-old David S., the deceased shooter, purchased the pistol from a neo-nazi in the Dark Web, idolized Hitler
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October 6, 2017 - Munich, Bavaria, Germany - Dr. Miriam Heigl of the Munich Fachstelle für Demokratie. The Munich Fachstelle fuer Demokratie (Office for Democracy) held a meeting with experts on the topic of the Olympia Einkaufszentrum (OEZ) Shooting in July 2016, which brought Munich to a standstill. A March 2017 report by the Bavarian Landeskriminalamt (Crime Office) deemed the act a case of mental illness due to bullying, despite overwhelming evidence of right-wing terror. 18-year-old David S., the deceased shooter, purchased the pistol from a neo-nazi in the Dark Web, idolized Hitler and Anders Breivik, the Norwegian neo-nazi shooter, saw himself as an “Aryanâ€, and was a fan of the NPD neo-nazi party and the right-extreme AfD party. Furthermore, the 8 dead had migration backgrounds and police registered at least 36 further shooting victims..Among the experts called to discuss the case were (L-R) Dr. Florian Hartleb, Dr. Matthias Quent. and Professor Dr. Christoph Kopke. From the Landeskriminalamt were Jürgen Müller and Gabrielle Tillmann. Michael Hauck represented the Bavarian Justice Ministry (Credit Image: © Sachelle Babbar via ZUMA Wire)