Defendant admits dark web weapons in May 15 attack

The case of the May 15 Massacre reveals that the accused obtained the weapons and ammunition through the dark web, purchasing them with money. During the investigation, the accused admitted to firing at his daughter and three relatives of his ex-wife after preparing the weapons and ammunition prior to the meeting, which was intended to settle family disputes. The prosecution initially detained him pending investigation, and at the crime scene, authorities found a firearm, a quantity of ammunition, as well as tools and face-covering clothing. Witnesses confirmed his confessions, and investigations by the prosecution indicate that the motive was family conflicts.

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