32-year-old DJ from Scotland identified as victim of shooting in Kraków
British newspaper The Telegraph identified one of six people killed in the attack in Kraków — 32-year-old James Thomas Campbell, a DJ from Prestwick. The family of the deceased are devastated, and his loved ones are unable to come to terms with the tragedy.
Victim from Scotland identified
According to rp.pl, British newspaper "The Telegraph" identified one of the victims of the mass shooting in Kraków. He was 32-year-old James Thomas Campbell, a DJ from Prestwick in Scotland. Campbell was one of six people who died in the attack carried out by Michał Okinowski.
A family friend of Campbell told "The Telegraph" that his loved ones were in shock and unable to come to terms with the tragedy. A person familiar with the family said: "We are all in shock. It is too sad. We are devastated."
Support for the family
A spokesman for the British Foreign Office informed media that the ministry is supporting the family of the deceased and relatives of another person injured in the attack. Among the wounded was also 19-year-old Harry Marchant from North Yorkshire, who remains in a stable condition in hospital.
Other victims
Among the six people killed were three Polish citizens and a citizen of Austria. One of the Polish victims was 53-year-old Izabela Woźna from Rataj pod Chodzieżą, an artist working in painting. She came to Kraków for an exhibition of her work, which opened on Friday on Sławkowska Street. She died the next day, leaving four children orphaned, including 11-year-old twins.
The second identified Polish victim was a 61-year-old woman. The third Polish victim was 47 years old. One of the victims was also Ewelina — a volunteer for Szlachetna Paczka from the Subcarpathian region, known for her involvement in helping those in need.
Among those killed was also a 51-year-old Austrian citizen from the district of Gänserndorf in Lower Austria. The woman came to Kraków apparently with her husband for a short holiday. Her husband was wounded in the attack, but his condition is not life-threatening.
Wave of support
The family of Harry Marchant issued a statement through local police in which they thanked the rescue services, medical personnel and residents of Poland for the care provided to the teenager.
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