A mass shooting suspect in Germany has been found dead by suicide in prison. The suspect, identified as Fatih Khan G., was accused of killing six people at a women's and youth shelter in Stade. According to the Justice Ministry of Lower Saxony, there is no evidence suggesting third-party involvement in his death. G. is believed to have opened fire at the center for mothers and children, killing six welfare workers. His three-month older daughter and her 34-year-old mother were living at the shelter. G. had been involved in a custody dispute with his ex-partner over the child, who exhibited symptoms of shaken baby syndrome. He had previously threatened a doctor at a medical practice where his daughter had been seen. G. arrived at the shelter on June 29 to address allegations of physical abuse against the infant and attempted to flee in a car before being apprehended by police.
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