Sweden seeks the country’s filming after cemetery

Ismail Moradi, 16, usually took textbooks to school.

On Wednesday, however, a bunch of red flowers was tightening to honor the worst mass shooting ever in Sweden.

“I was surprised and I didn’t know I wanted to come to school after what happened so close.” He explained.

Own is the elementary school of Ismail near the Adult Learning Center directed yesterday.

Although police still have not given a reason for the attack, Ismail – Kurdish, says it is afraid to shoot the race that was clean.

“In this school, Sweden is just coming. There are so many people so many people. So I think it was aimed at a special group of people.”

Swedish police are still investigating the personal history of the gun and did not say, attacking 11 people attacked.

Helen Werme, a 35-year-old nurse, was alive by shooting. He and his classmates were blocked in his classroom while the shooter spates the corridors.

“We could shot that I could hear,” he told us. “I felt that I would shoot at all times and I couldn’t come home to my kids.”

We found out of the Association. All day, there has been a constant procession of locals that illuminate candles and facing the site of the closed school.

The empty faces in the frozen winds reflect the sense of shock that has captured many Swedes in the last 24 hours.

He fell on the stage when the king of Sweden came to leave his flowers. The solemnity echoed the National Humor to fly half-mastan flags.

Collective sadness is complicated by no explanation of the attack. Police now, in the middle of the giant study, he gave nothing to that.

Trying to build a profile of “clean skin” – before someone who does not know the police or security service – it’s harder.

The scales of life loss, however, want people and politicians now want the police responses.

There are more than 100 specialized officers, local, regional and state level.

Unnecessary reports in the Swedish media say that the gun was a 35-year-old man who put a gun.

The Reham section, which was also 21 years old, was not a coincidence – it was known for immigrants, other than others to be reported to be near the house.

“I’m very sad and afraid,” tells us at the shooting site. “This should not happen.”

Reham explained that his father is Syrian and his mother is Palestinian, but his Sweden is home. He has lived in the ORBRO over the last 11 years.

It is alarmed that gunmen attacked the schools who are taught in the courses of Swedish immigrants (SFI).

“The people lost yesterday were studying the Swedes, which I think of my future and I will live here, should I have children here? All these questions.”

People should be free to learn and live in peace on campus, without fear of this event, has sighs.