One of the best good friend and roommate of suspected Minnesota gunman Vance Boelter says he obtained a haunting message from Boelter simply hours after Saturday’s stunning capturing spree that left two folks lifeless and two others wounded.

David Carlson instructed Minnesota information station KARE that round 6 AM Saturday — shortly after former Democratic state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband have been discovered shot to demise, and Sen. John Hoffman and his spouse have been injured in one other capturing — Boelter despatched him and one other good friend a disturbing farewell textual content.

“David and Ron, I really like you guys. I made some selections, and also you guys don’t know something about this, however I’m going to be gone for some time. Could also be lifeless shortly, so I simply need to let I really like you guys each and I want it hadn’t gone this manner,” he allegedly wrote.

Boelter added within the message that he didn’t need to say extra or implicate them, however apologized “for all the difficulty this has brought on.”

Carlson says he instantly contacted police, fearing his good friend might have taken his personal life. He expressed disbelief that Boelter may very well be linked to the politically charged assaults. “He wasn’t a hateful individual. However he wanted assist,” Carlson mentioned.

In line with Carlson, Boelter had been struggling financially and professionally regardless of pursuing a number of enterprise ventures, together with one in personal safety. He described Boelter as somebody who had been rising more and more disillusioned.

Carlson mentioned the 57-year-old had as soon as served as a political appointee beneath Minnesota’s Democratic Governor Tim Walz however had since voted for President Donald Trump. He was additionally strongly anti-abortion, although Carlson insisted these views didn’t outline him.

As we reported … Saturday morning, a person — who officers say was dressed as a police officer, driving round in a automobile that appeared like a police automobile — confirmed as much as the homes of Minnesota State Assemblywoman Melissa Hortman and Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman.