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Matti Juhani SAARI

 
 
 

 

Matti Saari

 

 

Matti Saari

 

 

Saari in a photograph uploaded by him under the title "Wumpscut (2)"
on the day of the shooting.

 

 

Matti Saari

 

 

One of the last images taken by Matti Saari, on the evening before he shot and killed ten people in
Kauhajoki. This picture was taken some hours after Saari had been interviewed by police in connection
with other gun-related video images he had posted up on the Internet.

 

 

Matti Juhani Saari published his gun-related videos on the YouTube videosharing site
among other places. He used the login name of Wumpscut86, taken from a German
electro-industrial DJ and band. These video clips are noticeably less threatening
than others found elsewhere, in which Saari fired directly at the camera
and announced "You will die next".

 

 

Matti Saari at a shooting range. Police spoke to Saari after the shooting range
pictures were put on the web but took no action as he had a gun licence
.
(Photo: AFP/GETTY)

 

 

Saari declares in English "You will die next" in an Internet video posted before the shooting.

 

 

Matti Saari

 

 

Matti Saari

 

 

 

 

Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences in Kauhajoki, a city in Western Finland.

 

 

The charred classroom at the Kauhajoki where Matti Saari shot and killed 10 people before burning
their bodies and turning the gun on himself.

 

 

Shattered glass covers the floor in a hallway at the school after the massacre.

 

 

A scene of the Kauhajoki vocational college campus a few hours after the shooting.

 

 

A Sisu Pasi armoured vehicle near the scene of the shooting.

 

 

The murder weapon

 

 

The killings prompted the Finnish Prime Minister, Matti Vanhanen, to hold a government
press conference over the shootings. He said it was "tragic day" for Finland.

 

 

 
 
 
 
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