The suspect in the London, Ontario terror attack was influenced by the individual in the New Zealand mosque shooting, according to a Global News exclusive.
Police supposedly found written materials in the suspect's home that connected him to the New Zealand shooter. The shooting took place in Christchurch, New Zealand and took the lives of 51 people in 2019.
The attack in London targeted individuals of the Muslim faith. Nearly an entire family was killed.
A significant amount of "ideological writings" was found at the suspect's home. The New Zealand murderer wrote a manifesto that he published online before he began his shooting.
This was found in his truck, his home, and on his computer. Another individual in Texas was also said to be influenced by the New Zealand murderer.
Police have disclosed very little about the case and the individual behind the London attack. Having said that, police have gone on record to say that the attacks were "hate-motivated."
The individual behind the attack is being charged for murder-terrorist activity. Initially, it was first-degree murder.
The London terror attacks created an outpouring of national grief.
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