What did the Feds find in Vance Boelter's house? Here's a full list
Vance Boelter, accused of shooting lawmakers in Minnesota, was arrested and found with multiple firearms and tactical gear.
Last week, Federal authorities cuffed the accused Minnesota shooter, Vance Boelter, for carrying out the deadly shooting of lawmakers.
He is now facing severe federal charges, including two counts of murder with a firearm, stalking charges related to Rep. Melissa Hortman and Sen. John Hoffman.
Since then, the Fed search continues. Earlier this week, they found five additional firearms, including an AK-47 and a “large quantity” of ammunition in Boelter's SUV. They also recovered duffel bags loaded with tactical gear, a hit list, and a discarded rubber mask.
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What the Feds found in Vance Boelter's house and storage units
Now, search warrants reveal what the Feds found inside Boelter’s Green Isle, Minnesota home and storage units in Minneapolis:
At Boelter’s Green Isle home:
48 firearms
Boxes of ammunition
A camouflage suit
A notecard listing names of public officials
Multiple computers
Nearly $18,000 in cash
12 registered vehicles
At two storage units in Minneapolis:
Storage unit 1:
Empty rifle cases
Gun cleaning supplies
A bicycle
Storage unit 2 (on 4600 block of Lyndale Ave N):
A duffel bag containing five body bags
Gun cases
A pair of pants
More gun cleaning supplies
A grey tarp
Boelter’s wife also spoke with police on 14 June, the day of the attacks. She said she received an early morning text from Boelter in a family group chat. The message read like a goodbye note, per the search warrants.
“He was sorry,” she reportedly told investigators.
He also sent her a direct message urging her to leave their home and go to a relative’s place in northern Minnesota, telling her to take the family’s belongings and get out to avoid being “implicated in this.”
Notably, the search warrants also revealed that Boelter had recently ordered a silicone face mask from Amazon, which his wife also confirmed.
The federal case also notes that when Boelter’s wife was pulled over in Mille Lacs County on Saturday, she agreed to a vehicle search. Inside, officers found two pistols, another $10,000 in cash, and passports for all of their children and Boelter himself.
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Authorities also obtained warrants to search Boelter’s WhatsApp account and his U.S. Bank records, though the findings from those have not yet been made public.
