Tragic Loss of a Car Enthusiast from Poland
A beloved car enthusiast from Poland, Michal Ciskal, tragically lost his life in an attempted carjacking in Fuller Park, Chicago. The 25-year-old was driving to work when the incident occurred at a Shell gas station. His friend David Nowak, who was preparing a surprise birthday party for Ciskal, received the devastating news of his untimely death.
A Life Cut Short
Moved by his passion for cars, Ciskal was driving his custom-made BMW M235i when two armed men approached him at the gas station. Despite his resistance, he was fatally shot at close range. His dedication to earning what he desired was evident as the carjackers struggled to drive away in his manual transmission vehicle.
A Hardworking Immigrant Remembered
Having immigrated to Chicago at the age of 17, Ciskal built a life for himself through hard work and determination. His friends and colleagues remember him as an extremely dedicated man who was passionate about his work at Comecer. His untimely death has left a void in the professional community and among his loved ones.
As his family from Poland prepared to visit him, the senseless tragedy of his loss has left his friends questioning the point of such a cruel act. The community mourns the loss of a young man who had so much potential and a bright future ahead of him.
