The Polish government was quick to label the suspected mass murderer in Kraków as a far-right extremist. Now, photos and old social media posts are circulating that instead point to left-wing sympathies, communism, and Antifa. At the same time, calls are growing for the government to present its evidence.
Six people were killed and at least 16 were injured when an armed man opened fire in downtown Kraków, Poland, on Saturday. The suspected perpetrator has been identified as a 24-year-old Michał Oksiński. Shortly after the massacre, Poland's Minister of the Interior Marcin Kierwiński the perpetrator of right-wing extremism.
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