The killer was young, an 18-year-old in psychiatric care who was inspired by Anders Breivik, the deranged Norwegian who exactly five years ago carried out the Utoya massacre, but almost all his victims were even younger: five of them were minors and with foreign origins, from Turkey to Albania and Kosovo.
In shooting inside McDonald's located in front of the Olympia shopping center, three very young Turkish boys (Can Leyla, 14, and Selkuc Kilic) and two 14-year-old Albanian and Kosovar (Armela Segashi and Sabina Sulaj respectively) were killed, lured into the fast by deception food: Ali Sinboly, the killer, would in fact have violated the Facebook profile of a third person to publish a false ad that promised free food to the patrons of the restaurant. A woman, Sevda Dag, would instead be the only "adult" among the victims of the attack, as well as two other 18-year-olds (Gulliano Kollmann and a Greek of the same age) and a 21-year-old, Zabergja Dijamant.
27 wounded were also involved in the massacre, also young and of which 10 are still in serious condition: it is the most serious massacre, in the heart of Bavaria, after the 1972 Munich Olympics bombing. In Germany, national mourning was proclaimed, solidarity by all international political leaders. German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed the "great condolences" of the government and of Germany towards "the families of those who will never return home, on behalf of all we share your pain, we suffer with you. The thought of the many wounded who can heal completely ”, she added at the press conference after the Munich attack.
