He believed God was telling him to purge his community of violence with violence.
This booking photo provided by Philadelphia Police Department shows Kimbrady Carriker. By Ryan W. Briggs, Max Marin and William Bender, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Court records show the city later pursued Carriker multiple times over unpaid taxes and water bills, and the property was repeatedly cited for violations over weeds and other nuisance complaints. It was unclear exactly how Carriker made a living aside from renting out his home, although one public profile lists Carriker as a freelance web designer and includes examples of sample websites he designed, including one for tactical survival gear.
As an outspoken supporter of the Second Amendment, Carriker was frequently critical of President Joe Biden. A child's bike left at the scene of a shooting where multiple gunshot victims were found at the corner of 56th Street and Chester Avenue from Monday night in Philadelphia, Pa., on Tuesday, July 4, 2023. One, from Sunday, linked to a news article instructing readers on how to determine whether “an evil spirit” was following them.
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