Suspect in Minnesota Shooting Linked to Security Company, Evangelical Ministry

A man named It was claimed that Vans Powlter shot Melissa Hortmann, the Democratic State of Minnesota, and her husband, Mark Hortmann, at some point on Saturday morning at an early age, while, according to law enforcement, impersonates the personality of a police officer. He was also claimed that he shot senator John Hoffman and his wife Evit Hoffman at their home. They are alive, but they remain in critical condition.

The enforcement of the law said they found a statement and hit the car of the alleged suspect, which included politicians, abortion providers and defenders of abortion rights. He was also claimed that there are leaflets in his car due to the “No Kings” protest against President Donald Trump, who fell in cities throughout the United States on Saturday.

The 57 -year -old, who has been identified as a suspect, is running an armed security service with his wife, and has been distinguished to at least one evangelical organization, a ministry that he also fought with his wife, according to a tax report reviewed by WIRED. (His wife cannot be reached immediately for comment.) According to public records and archived web sites reviewed by WIRE, the suspect served for a period of time as head of Revoformation. It carries a copy of the ministry’s website, which was taken in 2011, a biography said to be appointed in 1993.

According to the architectural website of the Ministry, which was reviewed by WIRED, the missionary work was transferred to the suspected divorced women to Gaza and the West Bank during the second intifada, where the site states, “He sought the armed Islamic in order to share the Gospel and inform them that violence was not the answer.“

A later version of the site is designed, according to an archived version, by the Israeli web design company J-Town. Charlie Kalish, CEO of J-Town, told WIRED that the alleged suspect was, in his memory, “clearly religious and brief. He had a lot of ideas to make the world a better place.” Kalish recalls that the suspect, which Calish said was not “not nice to me.”

Over the past few years, according to LinkedIn sites, he was also the CEO of Red Lion Group, which was according to an archived version of its website aspirations in the oil refining and registration sectors and the production of glass in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

In the 2023 sermon, WIRED reviewed by and connected it by the alleged shooter in Matadi, a city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is located on the border with Angola, my body against abortion and called for a different Christian church to become one “one”.

“They do not know that abortion is wrong and many churches,” he said. “They do not have gifts flowing. May God give the body gifts. To maintain balance. Because when the body begins to move in the wrong direction, when they are one, and accept gifts, God will raise a messenger or a prophet to correct its course.”

He added: “God will raise the apostles and the prophets in America,” to correct his church.