Investigators say they found child pornography, anti-government documents and instructions on bomb making during a search of the home of the man accused of shooting six police officers, killing one.
According to a search warrant served on Stewart's home, 3268 Jackson Ave., after the shooting melee, Stewart's girlfriend told police he was "very much into World of Warcraft (computer game), 911 conspiracy theories (where Stewart believes that the U.S. government is responsible for the 9/11 attacks), 2012 end of the world theories, and that he also believes that the U.S. Constitution does not provide the federal government the right to collect taxes."
Investigators found various documents printed from websites in Stewart's house "related to anti-U.S. government websites, marijuana manufacturing methods and products, anti-police websites, Oklahoma City bombing related websites, and guns and ammunition websites," the search warrant states.
Detectives also found "explosive materials and what appeared to be the makings of a bomb" in the linen closet of Stewart's house, according to court records. Police say he ordered bomb making materials over the Internet.
In addition, a search of one of Stewart's computers revealed, "multiple images consistent with child pornography," according to the search warrant.
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=960&sid=19607631
looks like he brought his ideas to their logical conclusion.
