Sweden Sword Attack Suspect Posted Sword Photo on TikTok 20 Minutes Before Attack
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A TikTok account is being investigated in connection with the fatal sword attack at a Swedish school last week, in which a 17-year-old girl was killed. According to Swedish media, the account posted a photo of a sword shortly before the attack and has since been taken offline by the police.
School Horror Sparks TikTok Probe
A teenage girl is dead and three others are hurt after an 18-year-old with a sword attacked a Swedish high school in broad daylight, raising urgent questions about safety and online radicalization. Story Snapshot Police detained an 18-year-old man after a sword attack at Brinellskolan in Fagersta. One student died and three people were injured;...
Sweden Sword Attack Suspect Posted Sword Photo on TikTok 20 Minutes Before Attack
Police are investigating a TikTok account linked to the suspect in a Sweden sword attack that killed a 17-year-old girl. The suspect, now in custody, allegedly mirrored a past school attack.
A picture of a sword on Tiktok has come into focus after the school attack in Fagersta. The account behind the picture was part of an online movement with an extreme fascination with violence where school murderers are celebrated. – I think many who look at this don't really reflect on the fact that they are in the blackest hole of the internet, says journalist Åsa Erlandsson.
On Monday morning, the children in the small Swedish town of Fagersta return to school. Many with fear and worry.
The 18-year-old man suspected of killing and injuring multiple youths with a sword at a school in Sweden has been taken into provisional custody, the public prosecutor reports. He is suspected of murder and attempted murder.
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