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Man charged with killing former Minnesota House speaker is due back in court after delay
- Vance Boelter is scheduled for his second federal court appearance Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in St. Paul, addressing charges including murder and attempted murder.
- On June 14, Boelter, disguised as a police officer in a fake squad car, targeted Democratic lawmakers in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, with motives linked to political beliefs, prosecutors say.
- Boelter faces murder, firearm, and stalking charges, with his attorney citing poor jail conditions and Boelter stating he hasn't slept in over two weeks.
- The federal court hearing will decide if Boelter remains in custody without bail, as his attorney requested a continuance citing sleep issues, with probable cause to proceed.
- Prosecutors must secure a grand jury indictment before arraignment, with federal charges potentially carrying the death penalty if Boelter is convicted.
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Man charged with killing former Minnesota House speaker is due back in court after delay
The man accused of killing former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and wounding a state senator and his wife, is due back in court after a week's delay.
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