Investigators conducted a search of the home of the man arrested for the killing of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark. The search of Vance Boelter’s home found an incredible amount of disturbing items, including FOUR DOZEN firearms, which included rifles, pistols, shotguns and body bags, presumably to bag the Democrats he wanted to shoot in cold blood.
MPR News is reporting on Friday the search warrants were finally unsealed, leading to public disclosure of many shocking details of the alleged murderer.
Boelter reportedly had a Ford Explorer SUV that was “outfitted to look like a police squad car” and he left that vehicle in the Hortmans’ driveway. Inside he had three AK-47 rifles as well as a “handwritten list of the names and addresses of Democratic elected officials along with abortion rights supporters.”
YIKES!
The warrant for Boelter’s home on an 11-acre property uncovered an incredible cache of weapons, as well as “computers, a notecard with the names of public officials and boxes of ammunition as well as $17,940 in cash.”
Police also executed a search warrant on a different property, this one in Brooklyn Park. Shockingly, police actually encountered Boelter, but didn’t realize it was him as he was dressed as a police officer.
