The discovery of the three brings the death toll to nine A man and two women have been apparently found dead in the house of the man suspected of carrying out the mass shooting in Krakow on Saturday, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in the evening. The bodies were found during a search of the house in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, the hometown of the suspect. "There are probably dead people in the attacker's house. We will confirm this. This is what the drone image shows," Tusk said. The victims, two women and a man, are most likely the perpetrator's closest family members, he added. Tusk said more information would be shared when possible. At around 3 pm on Saturday, a man drove into Krakow Main Market Square and opened fire at random from his vehicle, regional police said. The city, in southern Poland, is visited by millions of tourists every year. The cafe-lined historic Main Square, where the shooting took place, is one of Krakow’s biggest attractions and gathering places.
