Suspect Vance Boelter claims his alleged killing of Minnesota politician was not related to President Donald Trump or pro-life views, referencing an unreleased letter.

Accused Minnesota assassin Vance Boelter insisted to The Post this week the murders had nothing to do with President Trump or abortion.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A federal grand jury indicted a man Tuesday on charges that he fatally shot a prominent Minnesota state representative and her husband and seriously wounded a state senator and his wife while he was allegedly disguised as a police officer.

Multiple affidavits — one of which was unsealed on June 20 — outline how Boelter allegedly planned and carried out the attack, as well as what followed in its aftermath.

Newly-unsealed search warrants are giving us new insight into Vance Boelter, the alleged shooter in the lawmaker attacks, and his wife.

Boelter's attorney asked for a continuance in the proceedings, saying the defendant is sleep deprived and is having difficulty communicating due to jail conditions.

FRIDLEY, Minn — Before Vance Boelter was arrested in a field near his rural Green Isle home, the day after the murder of Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, police were chasing ...

FRIDLEY, Minn — Before Vance Boelter was arrested in a field near his rural Green Isle home, the day after the murder of Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, police were chasing ...