Syl Szylvezter

Syl Szylvezter was a Hungarian who killed five people and wounded five others in Entrecasteaux, France on December 29, 1992, before committing suicide.

Life
Szylvezter was born in Bački Vinogradi in 1967, and had temporary blindness when he was a child. In the age of 11 he punched his sister after an dispute over food. When he was 20 he was arrested three times for rape, and one for theft. After his offences he attempted to enter into an institution, but never obtained success. In 1988 he was arrested and sentenced to six years in prison after he set fire to a woman after he had raped her. When he was released he attempted to rob several bikes, and was been observed by guards ever since.

He come to France in January 1992, and resided in the Entrecasteaux commune. There his crime spree calmed, but in March 1992 Szylvezter, while in drunk condition, ran nude inside of a kindergarten and was sentenced to two months in prison. In October 1992 he met with Jean Alan, which was the owner of the La Bisteca nightclub. There he began to take shelter in his house, since he began to lost everything after his arrest in March.

After Alan's sister visited his house, Szylvezter began to stalk her, which eventually lead to Szylvezter being ejected of Alan's house. Szylvezter began to be as a beggar, and met with an gun seller and buyed his Rifle there.

Murders
On December 29, 1992 Szylvezter talked to his gun seller, he revealed to him that he was going to tell Alan's a lesson, but the gun seller did not know which Alan. During the night he broke into the home of Alan, but did not find him. He then went to the La Bisteca nightclub. There he was impeded by two guards, since he was not invited. He drew his rifle from his backpack and fatally shot both of the two guards. He then broke in the nightclub and pulled a woman with her hair, shot and injured her, since she did not tell where Alan was.

During the panic, some of the guests runned to the emergency door, and they were surprised by Szylvezter rifle's bullets. After wounding four of the guests Szylvezter finally found Alan, who was with his family in an private room, and fatally shot three of them. Szylvezter then panicked, had an mental confusion, and when he came out of the nightclub, he spotted a group of twenty policemen, whereupon he returned to the nightclub, went to the room where Alan and his family members were murdered, and committed suicide. During the room's investigation they found that Szylvezter acted drunk.