Colorado church gunman may have warned of second deadly attack over the Internet

: In between his two deathly shot sprees, Christian church gunslinger Saint Matthew Gilbert Murray apparently posted ferocious menaces on the Internet to kill Christians. But whether the warnings reached police force before he struck again was ill-defined Tuesday.

The warnings — and other anguished, despair-filled messages over the past few calendar months — were posted by person using the silver screen name "nghtmrchld26." The posters paint a image of a home-schooled Centennial State young person once attached with the Young Person With a Mission programme — as 24-year-old Gilbert Murray had been.

"I'm coming for EVERYONE soon and I WILL be armed to the @#%$ dentition and I WILL hit to kill," one menace posted Lord'S Day by nghtmrchld26 said.

"God, I can't wait till I can kill you people. Feel no remorse, no sense of shame, I don't care if I dwell or decease in the shoot-out. All Iodine desire to make is kill and wound as many of you ... as I can especially Christians who are to fault for most of the jobs in the world."

At least one visitant to the land land site contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation promptly, before the 2nd attack, the site's decision maker said. The Federal Bureau of Investigation would not immediately corroborate that. Today in Americas

In all, nghtmrchld26 made at least 11 stations between the two shots on a land site tally by the Association of Former Pentecostals, a non-profit-making grouping that states it was created to assist people who have got left Pentecostalist and magnetic churches.

"It's clock for me to head out and learn these (expletive) a lesson," another message said. "See you all on the other side, we're leaving this incubus behind to a better place."

The last of the baleful messages was posted at 9:55 a.m. Oregon 10:55 a.m. — the clip zone was not clear, said Joe Istre, the association's land site decision maker and president.

Either way, that was respective hours after Gilbert Gilbert Murray killed two people at Young Person With a Mission, a preparation centre for missionaries in the Mile-High City suburbia of Arvada, and at least two hours before he killed two more than people at the New Life Church in Centennial State Springs around 1 p.m.

An necropsy determined that Murray killed himself with a slug to the caput after he was brought down by gunshot from a military volunteer security guard at the church, government said.

Denver Federal Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Rene Vonder Haar said the federal agency began an probe immediately after receiving a telephone phone call at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. She refused to discourse the nature of the phone call but said the information was passed on to patrol in Arvada and Centennial State Springs.

Colorado Springs police force force Sgt. George C. Scott Schwall said that police there did not larn the Gilbert Murray household home's computer address in Englewood until after the Christian church shootings, and that a hunt did not get until well after dark. The section did have some information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation well after the New Life shot took place, he said, declining to state what the information was.

Arvada police force spokeswoman Susan Al Madinah confirmed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation passed on information regarding the missionary post centre shots about 10:30 a.m. She would not discourse the information in item but said "we began work on that tip immediately."

Medina said Arvada investigators did not travel to Murray's place and talk to his household until 3 p.m., well after the 2nd attack.

Medina said police force cannot state with certainty who nghtmrchld26 is.

On Tuesday night, Murray's uncle, the Rev. Phil Abeyta, joined with friends and parishioners at his Christian church to pray for victims, the Gilbert Gilbert Gilbert Murray household and Saint Matthew Murray.

The household spent Tuesday quietly, "in contemplation and supplication for the households of the victims and those who were injured," Abeyta said as he addressed the assemblage of about 70 at His Love Fellowship.

Murray was dismissed from Young Person With a Mission in 2002 for what the preparation centre have described only as wellness reasons. Young Person With a Mission keeps an business office at New Life Church's World Prayer Center.

Murray's parents donated $250 to the supplication centre respective old age ago, New Life Senior Curate Mathew B. Brady Boyd told The Associated Press. The Christian church also discovered a visitants card indicating that Saint Matthew Gilbert Murray attended services respective old age ago, Boyd said.

But Boyd said no Gilbert Murray household members were members of the church, and he downplayed the connections.

"We're a big church, very visible, and (Matthew Murray) was not a member, was never connected, never affiliated with the church, and neither were his parents," Boyd said. "It have no bearing on the events or the shooting."

The online harangues do passing mentions both to New Life and initiation curate Teddy Boy Haggard, who was dismissed last twelvemonth after a former male cocotte alleged a human relationship with him. 1 |