Those who knew Kimbrady Carriker said he had been constantly repeating Bible verses to himself all day leading up to the shooting.
previously reported, photos and posts on Carriker’s since-removed Facebook page also cataloged an apparent obsession with guns and nonsensical Biblical references.
Some of his posts revealed vigilante fantasies and a belief in the supernatural, with one news article Carriker shared advising people on how to know if “an evil spirit” followed them, according to the. Witnesses told the newspaper that Carriker had been “acting strange” and constantly repeating Bible verses to himself all day. Others said they saw him donning body armor and carrying an AR-15 in his house on one occasion, and wearing a tactical mask on another.
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