The Warrior

Men 40 years and tattooed, Wade Michael Page, which killed six worshipers at the shrine of the Sikh in the United States (U.S.) is a former army soldier who failed to re-register. He is also affiliated with the band Definite Hate and End Apathy, a musical group syndicate Metal Underground, Skin Head, the wing fascist.

So far, investigators from the FBI has not announced a motive for the perpetrators. Investigators said the shooting by Page classed as an act of domestic terrorism. They confirmed the speculation of experts and observers will never know why the perpetrators target a temple full of strangers.

President Barack Obama ordered the U.S. flag at half mast as a mark of respect for the victims of the shooting at the Gurdwara Temple. He also expressed condolences over the incident. Obama called on Americans to respect differences in background, ethnicity and even religion and not be discriminatory.

He said, although the motive is unknown actors, but the attitude is very important to antisentimen racism to the fore. '' It is important for us to affirm regardless of where we are, who we worship (religion), when we become part of the country, we are all one and should respect each other, "Obama said.

But the Oak Creek Police Chief, John Edwards admitted to having a lot of information to reveal the motive behind the attack which he said might be misplaced. "We have a lot of information to decipher the motives before it can positively tell what the real motive," said John.

According to John, with turbans and long beards, Sikh often associated with Muslim or Arab and inadvertently becomes the target of prejudice they are anti-Muslim in the United States. Sikh Coalition based in New York has reported 700 incidents have more than one target in the U.S. since September 11, 2001.

Page is described as a person who is frustrated and included in the group 'Neo Nazi' who has been active in radical ideological fascism. The movement is a select group of music that highlight the white race.

Gunman who killed six Sikh temple church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States allegedly killed by shooting himself. Authorities said at a news conference Wednesday morning that the bullet that lodged in his head came from his gun

Wade Michael Page (40) using a semi-automatic pistol to shoot himself after being shot in the stomach by a police officer. Previously, local police said The officer was shot dead with a gun after he refused to put down his weapon and fired at police.

Teresa Carlson, FBI special agent in Milwaukee claimed investigators reviewing video footage showing the Page died of a gunshot wound to the head that had been made​​.

Page was a white supremacist and a loud band leader brings the songs contain ethnic hatred. But up to now but there is no clear motive for Sunday's attack.

Witnesses said the life Page, who left the Army in 1999, filled with drunkenness. This also causes it to lose jobs. Drinking habit started after he abandoned his girlfriend.

Carlson said there was no video surveillance of the temple, because the camera was not turned on. But he said investigators have reviewed surveillance footage and do a search from the other home page, open a storage locker he had, and the last place it works.

Carlson said authorities have not found any other evidence that suggests there are other people involved in the shooting. Police also made ​​arrests in the ex-girlfriend, Misty Cook, Tuesday night on charges of illegal weapons possession.

Police Wisconsin, United States, claimed at least seven people died in a shooting at a Sikh temple is located in Oak Creek. Police said seven people are dead including the shooter. The bodies of four victims were found inside the temple while the other three out.

At least two people with gunshot wounds was taken to hospital. The shooting occurred a few weeks after the attack in Colorado that caused 12 deaths. A police spokesman, Bradley Wentlandt, said an officer had been shot several times by the perpetrators of that crime. Wendlandt said police were injured were undergoing surgery as a "civilian" is also being treated for gunshot wounds. Wentlandt also said one suspect had been shot but the other players expected to remain in hiding in the temple.

"This incident is still ongoing and it may still be happening," Wendlandt said. An officer at the local police office said they received calls for help around 10:30 local time. So far police have given the line to prevent residents and journalists outside the scene and the banning of aerial cameraman broadcast images that could endanger the operation of the handling of the shooting incident. Many of the victims Oak Creek itself is a city with a population of about 30 thousand people and is located in the southeastern United States. A resident named, Parminde Kaleka who was waiting outside the temple told the newspaper Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentine when talking on the phone with my brother-in-law who is a priest at the temple, said the shooting is ongoing.

"He said there were about 25 people or more a shot at it and he did not know whether they died or survived, many people who were injured in the incident." He also heard his brother-in-law was involved and said the current shot his family was anxiously waiting for news of police certainty. "This is a great tragedy for our places of worship," said Kaleka. Prior to this incident all men think that their temple was the safest place.