The killer of nine people in Munich. Who is he?

All details about a person who opened fire near Olympia

A 18-year-old resident of Munich on Friday, July 22, shot nine people and wounded almost 30 near the Olympia shopping center on the outskirts of the city. After that, he shot himself. The police found that the offender was interested in massacres and was mentally unhealthy. "Medusa" says what is known about the killer.

The killer is a resident of Munich with German and Iranian citizenships. He lived in Munich in the last two years - and was probably born in Germany. From unofficial sources it is known that Ali David Sonboli could call him, but the police have not yet disclosed data on his personality. According to the tabloid The Daily Mirror, Father Sonboli worked as a taxi driver. His parents were detained by the police, but have not yet testified.

The criminal had a gun and 300 rounds. He fired at people from the semi-automatic Glock-17. How exactly the offender was able to get weapons and cartridges is not known to be reliably unknown. He did not have a weapon ownership.

Citizens were called to Olympia with the help of Facebook. As the police suggest, the killer placed a Facebook post on Friday on Friday on behalf of a girl, which spoke about the action in McDonald's next to the Olympia shopping center. Later, it was next to this institution that the criminal opened fire on people. Victims were also adolescents aged 13-14.

The killer received psychiatric care. According to the police, he had depression and other psyche disorders. During a search in his room, they found literature on mass killings, including a book about the murders committed by students; Apparently, the book is about mass killings in American schools and universities.

The police did not find a connection between the murder and terrorist groups . During the search at home, the killer has not yet found any evidence that he could be connected with the terrorists. It was also not reported that any terrorist group takes responsibility for the crime. According to eyewitnesses, the armed man shouted that he was hatching the Turks, but there have been no racist subtext in his crime. The police believe that he chose victims by accident.

The criminal could be inspired by Anders Breivik. Mass murder in Munich occurred on the fifth anniversary of the shooting on the island of Utoya in Norway, where Anders Breivik shot 77 people. Given the interest of the Munich killer in this topic, it is obvious that he knew about the events on the Utaus and could be inspired by the example of Brayvik, the police believe.