Tim Walz Accused Of Hiring Hitman To Take Out Amy Klobuchar

Investigators are working to uncover the motive behind a deadly rampage carried out by a Minnesota man against two lawmakers and their spouses earlier this month. A significant piece of evidence now implicates Gov. Tim Walz in allegedly hiring a hitman to execute a political assassination.

The intended target was reportedly U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), based on the statements made by Vance Boelter, the murder suspect charged with the killing of one Democratic state lawmaker and her husband, while leaving a senator and his wife in critical condition. According to investigators, all four individuals were shot at close range by a visitor posing as a police officer.

Multiple reports indicate that Boelter allegedly sent a letter to the FBI asserting that Walz was plotting a hit on Klobuchar before the attack on June 14. In this letter, Boelter claims that Walz instructed him to assassinate the Democratic senator.

Although Boelter’s ultimate motive remains unclear, it is certain that Walz appointed him to a state board after Boelter had been appointed by the previous governor. This connection has fueled conspiracy theories regarding their relationship, despite Walz asserting that the appointment was merely a formality and that he had no personal relationship with Boelter.

The allegations of an assassination plot against Sen. Klobuchar emerged when authorities discovered a hit list in Boelter’s vehicle, which reportedly included her name. This finding, along with Boelter’s letter to the FBI, was reported on Fox News, where anchor Jesse Watters advanced the theory that Walz might have been motivated to attempt to seize Klobuchar’s Senate seat.

“He wrote a letter to the FBI claiming he was trained by the U.S. military, quote ‘off the books,’ and that Tim Walz asked him to kill Amy Klobuchar so that he could take her seat,” Watters stated on Friday.

Alex Jones echoed Watters’ commentary on Saturday, accusing state investigators of concealing Boelter’s manifesto.

“THIS IS WHY they are hiding the manifesto,” he posted on X.

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Daniel Borgertpoepping, a representative of the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, rejected the allegation.

“In light of the gravity of the allegations presented, we will only assert that we have found no evidence to support the claims regarding Governor Walz as being factual,” he informed the Star Tribune.

Walz has become one of the most notable critics of Trump from the left following his defeat alongside Vice President Kamala Harris last year. He has embarked on a national tour, vehemently criticizing Trump in harsh terms that detractors argue have contributed to a rise in violent rhetoric within American politics.

During a public event this month, he labeled President Trump a “wannabe dictator” and urged Democrats to “aggressively confront him.”

“Perhaps it is time for us to adopt a more aggressive stance. Perhaps it is time for us to be more assertive,” Walz expressed to the audience in Dallas.

At a U.S. House hearing last month, the Democratic governor appeared uncomfortable as he evaded inquiries regarding his previous remarks likening ICE agents to Nazi Gestapo soldiers.

“Governor Walz’s remarks equating ICE agents with the Gestapo are appalling. This kind of rhetoric and vilification of ICE personnel has resulted in our officers experiencing a 413% rise in assaults,” stated Assistant Press Secretary Tricia McLaughlin. “While politicians like Walz strive to shield criminal illegal aliens, our ICE officers will persist in risking their lives and safety to apprehend murderers, kidnappers, and pedophiles who were allowed into our nation due to the previous administration’s open border policies.”