Suspect in German mass shooting kills himself in jail
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A suspect in a mass shooting that killed six child welfare workers at a shelter for mothers in Stade, Germany, has died by suicide in jail. The 45-year-old suspect, identified as Fatih Khan G., was found dead in his single cell early Tuesday. The shooting occurred last month, and authorities have not yet released further details.
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Six child welfare workers were fatally shot at a shelter for mothers.
A man suspected of fatally shooting six child welfare workers died by suicide in jail.
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The Lower Saxony state justice ministry announced the death.
South China Morning Post- Six child welfare workers were fatally shot at a shelter for mothers.
- The incident occurred in Stade, northern Germany, last month.
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The Lower Saxony state justice ministry announced the death.
South China Morning PostA man suspected of fatally shooting six child welfare workers died by suicide in jail.
South China Morning PostThe suspect was found dead by jail staff in his single cell early Tuesday.
South China Morning Post