The suspect who carried out the attack on the White House sent a 1,052-word manifesto to his family members minutes before the incident. In the document, he detailed his motives and reasons, while also apologizing to those affected by his actions.
Manifesto Details
The manifesto, addressed to his family, outlined the shooter's grievances and justifications. He stated he was 'no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist and traitor,' referring to his targets. The document revealed a clear set of individuals and institutions he aimed to attack, though specific names were not immediately disclosed.
Apology and Explanation
In addition to explaining his motives, the shooter expressed regret for the harm his actions would cause. He apologized to the people who would be impacted, indicating awareness of the consequences. The manifesto serves as a key piece of evidence in understanding the attack.
Investigation Ongoing
Authorities are analyzing the manifesto to determine if any accomplices were involved or if the shooter acted alone. The document is being used to piece together the timeline and reasoning behind the assault. Security around the White House has been heightened in response.
