The suspicion of the shooting in Minnesota is a “trickle”, says the FBI

The suspect, accused of fatally shooting a MP from Minesota, and her husband in a gun last week was “preliminary” on the day of court, according to the FBI.

The wife of the accused Vance Belter told investigators that the family is among a small group of Americans who are “preparing for major or catastrophic incidents,” a court document said.

The 57 -year -old Belter has been accused of killing the chairman of the Democratic House Emeryta Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark last Saturday.

He also severely injured the senator of the democratic state John Hoffman and his wife Yvette. Police say there is evidence that he has planned to go to others.

Police captured Mr. Bolter in Woods last Sunday after a two-day Mann.

His wife was drawn in stopping traffic hours after shooting. According to investigators, she was taking their four children to stay with friends.

Jenny Belter told the authorities that her husband had warned her in a message that she should escape, documents show.

“The text pointed something to prepare for a war. They had to get out of the house and people with weapons could be shown to the house,” writes FBI agent Terry Getsh in a declaration published on Friday.

In their car, investigators found about $ 10,000 in cash, passports and two rifles. Boelter is not charged with a crime.

She said her husband had given her a “rescue plan”, what to do if she had ever had to leave the house.

Mrs. Boelter also said her husband has a business partner in the northwestern state of Washington and that they run a security company and a “fisheries” called “Red Lion” in Congo, Africa.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a Democrat, called the shootings “an act of purposeful political violence.”

According to Minnesota, the star of the tribune, the Boetler, wrote a shocking and inconsistent letter addressed to the FBI, in which he claims that the governor of his country had ordered to kill the Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar as part of the alleged plot for Walz.

There is no evidence of such such a plot.

The Clobwar and the other senator of Minnesota, Tina Smith, along with Walz, were among the democratic politicians in a list of about 70 goals found in the possession of G -n Boetler, according to local media.

The suspect was hidden as a police officer to gain access to the homes of the two US legislators he shot, police said. He wore a waistcoat with a taser and a badge.

Yvet Hoffman, who survived the attack, was released from the hospital on Thursday while her husband remained in care.

Hofman was shot while protecting her daughter Hope from shooting. It was a hope that called 911.