FBI releases inventory of items seized from 'Heil Hitler' white supremacist murderer's home

The seized items include newspapers and other publications that espouse the superiority of white European Americans, a copy of an autobiographical book by Miller titled "A White Man Speaks Out," a file folder titled 'Goin' Underground and declaring war against the Government," a copy of the book "Mein Kampf," and a red t-shirt with a swastika symbol. The seized items also include three boxes of ammunition, an invoice for a shotgun and an owner's manual for a shotgun, a computer, and tax and banking documents.

Other seized items might indicate Miller planned other targets besides the people outside the Jewish sites in Overland Park. The FBI found a "printout for kosher places to eat" and "handwritten directions to Louisburg, notes, and printout of synagogue directions; MGE 2(Two)." It's not clear what that last entry means. The Overland Park area has several Jewish synagogues; Louisburg, Kan., is about 15 miles south of Overland Park.

Miller is charged with capital murder and first-degree murder in Johnson County, Kan., for the shooting deaths of three Christians: William Corporon, 69, and his grandson, Reat Underwood, 14, who were attending the Kansas City Superstar Competition at the Jewish Community Center (the FBI found a printout about that competition at Miller's home): and Terri LaManno, 53, who was visiting her mother at Village Shalom senior care facility, about a mile from the Jewish Community Center.

Sassy wrote:But they don't exist Ben