Suspected Minnesota shooting is a ‘prepper’, FBI said

The suspect accused of shooting a minnesota law and her husband in a gun rampage last week was a destruction “prepper”, according to the FBI.

The defendant’s wife, Vance Boelter, told investigators that the family was a small group of Americans “preparing for court incidents.

Boelter, 57, charged with the killing of democratic House Speaker Melissa Hortman and his husband, Mark, on Saturday.

He also seriously hurt the democratic state Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette. Police say that there is evidence that he plans to focus on others.

Police arrested Mr. Boelter in the woods on Sunday after a day of manhunt.

His wife pulled at a time to stop traffic after shooting. He took their four children to stay with friends, according to investigators.

Jenny Boelter said his husband warned him of a message he had to flee, shown in documents.

“The text expresses something in effect they have to prepare for war, they need to go out of the house and people with guns, Terry Perthe, in an affidavit issued on Friday.

In his car, Investigators find about $ 10,000 in cash, passport and two guns. Mrs. Boelter was not charged with any crime.

She said her husband gave her a “plot of pilout”, for what to do if she needs to leave home.

Mrs Boelter also said that her husband had a business with the North-Western State of Washington and that they run a security company and “fishing” called “red lion” in Congo, Africa.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a Democrat, calls shootings a “work of political violence”.

According to Minnesota Star Tribune, Mr. Boetler wrote to a fluctuating letter addressed to the FBI where he claimed a Walz objective to take his place in the Senate.

There is no evidence of any such plan.

Klobuchar and other US senators, Tina Smith, with Walz, with democratic politicians in a list of about 70 targets found at local media.

Suspected disguised himself as a police officer to access the homes of two US lawmakers he shot, police said. He wears a vest with a taser and a sign.

Yvette Hoffman, who endured the attack, released from the hospital on Thursday, while his husband remained careful.

Mrs Hoffman was shot while protecting his daughter, hoping, from the gun. This is the hope of calling 911.