Overview
- Vance Boelter faces state and federal charges after killing former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband and injuring Senator John Hoffman and his wife during the June 14 attack.
- Searches of Boelter’s Green Isle and Minneapolis properties uncovered nearly 50 firearms, body bags, silicone masks and a police-style SUV left at the Hortmans’ home.
- Authorities found a handwritten list of Democratic lawmakers and abortion rights supporters in Boelter’s vehicle, indicating his attack was politically motivated.
- Investigators seized $17,940 from Boelter’s Green Isle safe and found $10,000, two handguns and passports with his wife Jenny, who was driving with their children.
- Boelter remains jailed ahead of a June 27 federal hearing as authorities probe digital communications and financial records for further evidence of planning and possible accomplices.