A man who had previously been convicted six times for murder committed another killing at a maternity and children's center in Stade, Germany, on June 29th around noon. The incident resulted in six deaths, including five staff members and one child, though the mother and infant were unharmed. The suspect, a 45-year-old man, was found dead by police after fleeing the scene in a car driven by an elderly woman believed to be related to his family. Authorities confirmed he had no firearms license and had purchased a Beretta Model 70 pistol approximately a week before the attack in Berlin. The shooting occurred during a meeting regarding the future care of his three-month-old daughter, whom he had been involved in a dispute over due to suspected stress-induced symptoms in the child. Despite the suspect's death, the investigation continues to determine if others were involved.
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