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Swiss gunman kills self, four others in domestic shooting
AARAU, SWITZERLAND | Sun May 10, 2015 9:34am EDT
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AARAU, Switzerland (Reuters) - A gunman killed three relatives and a neighbor in a late-night
rampage in a Swiss village before turning his weapon on himself, local police said on Sunday.
The presumed killer, a 36-year-old Swiss national who was separated from his wife and the couple's three children, shot dead his father-in-law, mother-in-law and brother-in-law, police told a news conference.
The killings took place late on Saturday in and around a residential building in Wuerenlingen, a community of some 4,500 people north-west of Zurich.
Police said the gunman lived in another part of Switzerland and was known to police for violent behavior. The murder weapon was unregistered, they said.
A neighbor, who was not identified, told Swiss newspaper Blick she heard four shots in succession fired very quickly, then two further shots after a pause. She had heard no screams, the tabloid reported.
(Reporting by Joshua Franklin in Aarau and Ruben Sprich in Wuerenlingen; editing by John Stonestreet)
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Swiss gunman kills self, four others in domestic shooting
AARAU, SWITZERLAND | Sun May 10, 2015 9:34am EDT
AARAU, Switzerland (Reuters) - A gunman killed three relatives and a neighbor in a late-night
rampage in a Swiss village before turning his weapon on himself, local police said on Sunday.
The presumed killer, a 36-year-old Swiss national who was separated from his wife and the couple's three children, shot dead his father-in-law, mother-in-law and brother-in-law, police told a news conference.
The killings took place late on Saturday in and around a residential building in Wuerenlingen, a community of some 4,500 people north-west of Zurich.
Police said the gunman lived in another part of Switzerland and was known to police for violent behavior. The murder weapon was unregistered, they said.
A neighbor, who was not identified, told Swiss newspaper Blick she heard four shots in succession fired very quickly, then two further shots after a pause. She had heard no screams, the tabloid reported.
(Reporting by Joshua Franklin in Aarau and Ruben Sprich in Wuerenlingen; editing by John Stonestreet)
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