First, the home gets broken into after all evidence had been secured.
Then we find out, the suspect allegedly had a letter blaming Tampon Tim Walz for the murders and attempted murders.
Alpha News has this, “In 2016, Boelter was appointed to the Minnesota Governor’s Workforce Development Board by Gov. Mark Dayton. Three years later, Boelter was reappointed to the board by Gov. Tim Walz. The alleged assassin’s term on the workforce development panel concluded in 2023.
The Governor’s Workforce Development Board is a panel of more than 50 individuals from the public and private sector who develop policies to address Minnesota’s workforce needs. State law requires the board to meet at least four times per year.
According to the board’s 2023 report to the Minnesota Legislature, Boelter served alongside individuals such as Sen. Hoffman, former University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel, now-CEO and Publisher of the Minnesota Star Tribune Steve Grove, Hennepin County Commissioner Irene Fernando, former Rep. Barb Haley, Sen. Carla Nelson, Department of Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell and others.”
So he worked with very powerful people, one of whom he allegedly murdered, and was appointed to the board by both Tampon Tim and the previous Democrat governor…
And he sure worked a lot, maybe, food industries, security, all over the world and somehow had time for missionary trips to Africa… Yet was managing a 7-11 in Minneapolis where he had an apartment but lived in Grand Isle? There’s more. None of this makes sense.
It’s a tad amusing his own church views him as guilty, I guess they don’t believe in the idea of innocent till proven guilty. By the way, that church is a long way from Minneapolis and that apartment and the 7-11 he managed, supposedly.
But don’t worry, Tampon Tim will use these murders and attempted murders as an excuse to disarm the Minnesota Militia.
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