He Walked In Dressed as a Cop. 2 Minutes Later, 14 Were Dead.
September 27, 2001. A quiet morning in the Swiss lakeside town of Zug. Eighty lawmakers sit in parliament. One man in an orange police vest walks up the stairs carrying an assault rifle, a shotgun, two handguns, and a homemade bomb.
He shouts “This is a police operation”… then opens fire.
In just two minutes and thirty-four seconds, fourteen people are dead. Eighteen more are wounded. The gunman turns the weapon on himself.
His name was Friedrich Leibacher. He called it his “Day of Rage against the Zug Mafia.”
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, Alexander Lawson uncovers the full story…
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