ASSASSIN Vance Boelter BOMBSHELL! He WASN’T Working Alone! Police REFUSE To Release Manifesto & More

For days, our channel has been diving deep into one of the most perplexing cases we’ve ever covered: the capture of Vance Bolter and the astonishing questions that surround his actions. While authorities have announced his apprehension, we believe the full truth of what happened, and who was involved, is far from being revealed.

Bolter was located yesterday in the woods by a SWAT team, reportedly using overhead drones, and was taken into custody alive. This capture follows a shocking series of events where he allegedly targeted two Democrat lawmakers, nearly two more, exchanged fire with local police, and then somehow escaped on foot to another vehicle.

The Official Narrative Falls Apart

The police are telling us Bolter acted alone, but our investigation, drawing on a wealth of information, suggests otherwise. They are refusing to release his manifesto, a document they claim has nothing to do with his motive. This secrecy, we argue, completely contradicts the very definition of a manifesto and mirrors concerning patterns seen in other high-profile cases.

A Web of Suspicion: The Wife and Roommate

Adding to our skepticism is the immediate aftermath of the attacks. Bolter’s wife, Jenny, was detained after a traffic stop, found with a weapon, ammunition, cash, and passports. Intriguingly, Jenny also previously worked for Minnesota’s Governor Tim Walz. We’re left wondering why she wasn’t tracked to potentially uncover more about the situation.

Then there’s the roommate, Matt. This individual, who seems to be doing every interview imaginable, was captured on camera at 6 AM smashing out the window of Bolter’s vehicle with a hammer. He then reached in to unlock it, seemingly needing to retrieve something of great value. Matt claims he went to the car because Vance broke the window out of it, but his repeated glances directly at the camera, as if wanting to be seen, are incredibly suspicious. We believe this act was either to retrieve crucial evidence or to stage a vehicle theft.

Unanswered Questions and Disturbing Details

• Multiple Vehicles and Outside Help: The idea that Bolter acted alone is further undermined by the discovery of multiple vehicles associated with him. After exchanging fire with police and escaping on foot, he somehow accessed another car. We are certain someone brought that vehicle to him.
• The Man in the Mask: We’ve obtained images of the individual in the mask at the scene, and frankly, we question if it’s even Bolter, based on the physical appearance. There’s also the strange detail of Bolter’s hat being found near the scene, which appears identical to the hat seen on the person breaking into the car.
• Vance’s Troubled Background: Bolter reportedly ran a bogus security company and faced struggles after a prolonged stint in Africa, with some speculating his USA ID funding was cut off. His self-described best friend, David Carlson, noted Bolter’s demeanor changed after returning from Africa, becoming less cheerful. He was described as a far-right winger who listened to Infowars.
• The “Church” Connection: Despite owning a sprawling home and property, Bolter was reportedly living part-time in a halfway house with roommates. Disturbingly, it appears he may have been trying to build some sort of church or cult structure in his large home. Records also show he bought an old church in Pearson, Iowa, for $60,000 in August 2024. We believe this wasn’t about serving Jesus, but about creating a stage for an audience he desperately craved.
• A Craving for Attention: Bolter, who promoted himself as a corporate executive and claimed a fake PhD, constantly sought an audience. He volunteered for Governor Walz’s initiatives and loved preaching vague platitudes in African churches. We believe Vance Bolter was addicted to attention and status, and when that attention, possibly linked to funding in the Congo, dried up, he snapped. The attack, we theorize, was a last desperate attempt to be glorified under the delusion of targeting abortion rights activists.
• The Hit List: While police have mentioned a hit list found at his house, they’ve only released the names of Democrats. This raises the critical question: were there Republicans on that list too, and why isn’t the full list being released?

We firmly believe this case is far more complex than the authorities are letting on. The involvement of the wife and roommate, the unusual circumstances surrounding the vehicles, and the police’s baffling refusal to release crucial evidence like the manifesto, all point to a much larger conspiracy. We will continue to scrutinize every detail as more information comes out.