A hacking profile. It is suspected that an American has killed Melissa Hortman, a chosen Democrat from Minnesota, as well as her husband, and has hurt the local senator John Hauffman and his wife Yvette Hauffman on Saturday, June 14 on Saturday. Identified as a 57 -year -old man who works for a corporate war company and a security company, the police are still looking for him.
• Employee of a company with bomb finish
According to the first elements of the investigation, man is called Vance Boelter, he is 57 years old and lives near Minneapolis. According to his publications on social networks, he is married and has children. It was unknown until now, apart from police services for some traffic crimes.
According to the investigation notice published by the FBI, the suspect measures 1m85 and weighs almost 100 kg. Caucasian type, shaved closely, appears in certain images with a cowboy hat or a latex mask.
At a professional level, he said in a published video that he has recently worked for a bomb finish company to pay his bills, according to The New York Times.
It also has a security company called Praetorian Guard Security Services. The latter offers patrols armed with “police -type vehicles”, which suggests that it would have easily had access to outfits and equipment close to those of the police, while presented to the homes of the elected officials dressed as a police officer.
According to CNN, the company was domiciled in the direction of the 50 -year -old house and a woman who seems to be her wife as its director.
• Travel to Africa and the Middle East
The security company website says that Vance Boelter has already been “involved in security situations in Eastern Europe, Africa, North America and the Middle East, especially in the West Bank, the south of Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.”
According to another site, now filed, but to which CNN could have access, a brief biography presents the American as Reverend, but also as the author of a book about “the nature of man” and his “relationship with God.”
In his LinkedIn profile, he said he had a master’s degree in management sciences and a doctorate in educational leadership, a University of Milwaukee.
According to a CV available online, he also worked for large agricultural companies, such as Nestlé, but would also have managed a service station and a groceries.
• Ex-Mmber of a local boarding board
Vance Boelter had responsibilities at the local level, through which shoulders were rubbed with Melissa Hoffman, according to photos of the files exhumed by the US press. According to the New York Times, both participated in a conversation in Visio in 2022 to talk about employment after Pandemia Cavid-19.
The degree with which the alleged shooter and his future victim were still known is uncertain. “We are still exploring this question,” said Drew Evans, director of the Minnesota Criminal Arrest Office on Saturday at a press conference.
In fact, the American is appointed for the Governor Council in 2016, in charge of the development of the workforce, a decision that is supposed to greet his “integrity” and his “skills.” This group consists of business leaders who give recommendations to the governor in terms of employment. According to him New York TimesVance Boelter has been appointed several times by different governors within this organization.
Regarding her political affiliation, she is still uncertain. According to an administrative document that CNN has been able to obtain, regarding its appointment for the Governor’s Council, Vance Boelter occurs as “without partisan preference.” A childhood friend indicates that the fifties had voted for Donald Trump to the latest presidential elections.
• Evangelical preacher
According to CNN, the year 50 -an year is an evangelical Christian claimed. It would have already gone to Africa several times to preach faith. Several videos filmed between 2021 and 2023 show it in the RDC, a country for which he says he has a special link. “I listen to her story and she touches me deeply,” he says.
In videos of his speech, he says that “he met Jesus at age 17” and that “he gave him (his) life.” “I just wanted to talk about Jesus with everyone,” the fifties said.
According to administrative documents, Vance Boelter founded a non -profit Christian association called Ministerial Revormation.
• Very critical regarding LGBT+ rights
In the videos to which the US media had access, Vance Boelter is very virulent against the rights of LGBT+ during a conference given in a Pentecostal church in the RDC in 2023.
“There are people, especially in the United States, who do not know what their sex is, who ignore their sexual orientation, who are confused. The enemy has deeply penetrated his mind and soul,” he said, according to CNN.
According to a childhood friend of the suspect, Vance Boelter firmly opposes the right to abortion and generally avoided talking about political subjects. He specifies that he had mental health problems, as well as financial difficulties.
• A list of people to kill
According to Senator of Minnesota Tina Smith, a list of people who killed, written by the alleged shooter, was found in her vehicle. The list had about 70 names, according to an official of the law.
Among them, especially the chosen Democrats, including Senator Tina Smith or chosen for the Ilhan Omar Congress, personalities linked to paternity or defense of the right to abortion and health centers.
In addition, brochures for anti-trump manifestations have been found in your car. What to ask if he was pointing to the demonstrations against the military parade searched by the US president and that was held on Saturday.
• He tells a friend who will die soon
A man, named David Carlson, who tells himself the childhood friend of the suspect, assures the New York Times that Vance Boelter had sent him an SMS on Saturday morning in which he said that perhaps he was going to die soon, but not to mention his intention to go to elected officials. He specifies that his friend has firearms.
Pastor McNay Nkashama, who says he had rubbed his shoulders with him during voluntary missions, evokes an apparently harmless man.
“I wouldn’t hurt a fly. I can’t believe it,” he told CNN.
If the suspect has not published a political message in his networks, the governor of Minnesota denounced an “act of political violence.” This Sunday, he remained fleeing.
Source: BFM TV
