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YouTuber finally admits making prank call to suspect who shot boys

The YouTuber Rouand YT has admitted to making a prank call to a man suspected of fatally shooting two innocent Syrian teenagers in Amsterdam's Piet Wiedijkpark on New Year's Day. Initially denying involvement, the streamer's lawyers issued a rectification after the Public Prosecution Service confirmed evidence of the recorded call. While the YouTuber is being treated as a witness and not a suspect, the call is considered a significant event preceding the random shooting.

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