In a disturbing video statement, 17-year-old Łukasz G. calmly discussed his recent actions, including making false bomb threats to schools and a hospital. He attempts to justify his actions by attributing them to workplace conflicts and the pressure from his father to succeed professionally. Notably, he claims that he appears stressed because he has never killed anyone before, indicating a troubling detachment from the seriousness of his actions.

Łukasz's assertion that he believes 'murder is a part of life' raises significant concerns about his mental state. His remarks suggest a rationalization of his behavior rather than remorse or acknowledgment of its severity. The sociologist and criminologist Paweł Moczydłowski described his demeanor as indicative of potential deep personality disorders, shedding light on the mental health implications surrounding the case and the troubling mindset of the young offender.

This case not only highlights the issues of youth mental health and violence but also raises questions about societal influences and parental pressure that can lead to such drastic behaviors. As authorities and experts assess the situation, the community is left grappling with the implications of a teenager espousing such dangerous beliefs, questioning the effectiveness of support systems for at-risk youth.