Minnesota shooting suspect Vance Boelter wrote a 'incoherent' letter to the FBI wildly claiming that Governor Tim Walz ordered him to kill Senator Amy Klobuchar so that Walz could steal her job.

Boelter surrendered Sunday night after what authorities have called the largest search in Minnesota history.

In addition to the discovery of Boelter's hit list targeting several liberal politicians and celebrities, he also wrote a letter to the FBI that was described as 'rambling' and 'conspiratorial.'

Boelter's letter was found in a Buick he left near his home and allegedly contains a confession to the Hortman murders and the attempted killing of the Hoffmans.

The one and a half page letter is incoherent and difficult to read, two people who were familiar with told the Minnesota Star-Tribune.

Boelter allegedly claims that the military had secretly trained him to kill and Walz asked him to kill Klobuchar, among several others, so that he could replace her in the Senate.

Klobuchar's current term in the Senate runs until 2030 and Walz has never stated any intention to run for anything since his failed bid for the vice presidency on Kamala Harris' losing ticket.