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Alleged Minnesota Lawmaker Shooter Seemingly Clarifies Motive in New Interview
MINNESOTA, JUL 13 – Vance Boelter denies abortion and Trump-related motives and claims new details about the shootings will emerge, despite authorities labeling the attack politically motivated.
- On June 14, 2025, Vance Boelter disguised as an officer and attacked at-home, killing the Hortmans and wounding the Hoffmans.
- Through a handwritten letter to the FBI, Vance Boelter claimed secret military training and orders from Gov. Walz, adding details about a broad hit list.
- Speaking from his jail cell, Boelter said, `You are fishing and I can’t talk about my case—I’ll say it didn’t involve either the Trump stuff or pro-life,` refusing to discuss any political motive.
- Authorities found no evidence of Walz’s involvement; Boelter was captured after a two-day manhunt in Sibley County and held on $5 million bail.
- Investigators continue to explore the case, with federal charges set to precede state proceedings, as Boelter claims more details will emerge. The investigation remains ongoing.
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Accused killer of Minnesota lawmakers teases 'important details' in letter during jailhouse interview
Vance Boelter speaks out from jail about allegedly killing Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, denying political or pro-life motivations behind the attacks.
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