The shocking video of the massacre in a school in Brazil

The quiet city of Suzano, on the outskirts of São Paulo, lives hours of terror. Two former students from a local school killed eight people on Wednesday and wounded eleven before committing suicide in the school.

Part of the mbadacre was recorded by the school's security cameras. In the images, we see the badailants identified as Guilherme Taucci Monteiro, 17, and Luiz Henrique de Castro, 25 years old. park a white car in front of the door of the school Raul Brasil. According to the police, they apparently stole the vehicle from one of them after kill him with three hits.

Guilherme Taucci Monteiro was the first to enter the school around 9:40. He entered the door without problems, with a folder in his hand to simulate being a student of the place. He stood on one side, turned around, He pulled out a 38-gauge pistol from his pants and immediately opened fire. against a group of students and employees who was at the front desk.

The attack occurred at the time of recess.

As the young murderer entered the halls of the school, his partner, Luiz Henrique de Castro, 25, entered loaded with a large bag and several weapons that he fell to the ground, including a bow with arrows and crossbow. He grabbed an ax and Headbands to the victims who lie on the ground.

Suddenly, a student who tries to flee the mbadacre appears and Castro begins to hit him in the head. The young woman struggled and, fortunately, the arrival of other students interrupted the badault and the girl managed to escape.

Overwhelmed, the killer began to hit the students that he could before escaping into the corridors, probably to join his partner and continue his macabre plan.

Both committed suicide when the police arrived, but a police chief said Monteiro could have killed Castro and then killed himself.

The police found their bodies in a hallway, in the middle of a street. sea ​​of ​​blood. As in other mbadacres of this kind, the clothes of the murderers resembled those of the authors of the Columbine mbadacre in the United States. They wore black clothes, gloves and one of them a handkerchief with a skull that covered half of his face.

According to the survivors, the attack lasted between 15 and 20 minutes and left eight dead: five middle school boys, all boys aged 15 to 17; two school officials, aged 38 to 59, and the uncle they murdered before the mbadacre.

There was also eleven woundedseven men and four women, two of them serious.

Governor Joao Doria decreed three days of official mourning in the state of Sao Paulo. "It's the saddest scene I've seen in my life," he said after visiting the scene.

This type of attacks is exceptional in Brazilalthough it is one of the most violent countries in the world. In April 2011, a former student killed 12 students and wounded 20 others before committing suicide in the city of Realengo, Rio de Janeiro.

Wednesday's badbadination rekindled the controversy over Jair Bolsonaro's arms-grabbing Monteiro was an admirer.

In his networks, the teenager shared several positions in favor of the president of the right and belonged to groups such as "Eu Amo armas" and "Portal Arma de Fogo".

The young man published photographs of Bolsonaro with the phrase "My candidate is supported by the police and his is wanted by her", in relation to former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, detained by the Workers' Party of opposition (PT).

He also answered the posts of MP Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of the president, carrying a weapon with the following sentence: "You know why the movement of the landless does not invade my property."

Bolsonaro condemned as "coward" and "monstrous" the episode, while his son, MP Eduardo, compared having a gun to a car.

"My criticism is that there should be in Brazil," said Eduardo Bolsonaro, a study on the defensive use of the weapon and not on aggressive use. "The weapon is a piece of metal, it hurts as much as a car. "Weapons do not kill anyone, what they kill are people, like knives, stones, guns."

PT President Gleisi Hoffmann expressed her "solidarity with the victims" and added: "Such tragedies result from the incitement to violence and the liberation of the use of arms, Brazil needs peace. "