According to the police report, the Anchorage, Alaska office of the FBI began investigating in February when it found several posts in the chat room making light of mass shootings targeting Planned Parenthood.
One of the posts said, “go out of your way to break [gun] laws” and “stock up on stuff they could ban,” the FBI said.
Another said the Oklahoma City bombing “shows that armed resistance is a viable method of political change,” according to court documents.
Agents said ArmyOfChrist’s subscribers significantly increased in March 2019, reaching about 4,400.
In June, the FBI said ArmyOfChrist threatened federal officers while chatting with another user about the 1993 siege in Waco, Texas. He said, “In conclusion, shoot every federal agent on sight [sic],” according to court documents.
In July, investigators were able to trace the iFunny account to Olsen’s computer in Boardman through the email address connected to the account.
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