Man Accused of Murdering Brother Thought He ‘Knew Something’ About ‘Poison’ From COVID Vaccine

Before killing his brother, Jeffrey Allen Burnham reportedly sought to confront him about his job of administering the COVID-19 vaccine to people, believing they were filled with poison.

Burnham is accused of killing three people and was arrested after a manhunt in West Virginia and extradited to Maryland on Tuesday. While investigating the deaths of three people, officers received a call from Burnham’s mother, Evelyn, who expressed concern over her son’s comment that the FBI was going after both of them.

“Jeffrey told Evelyn he wanted to face [his brother] Brian based on his profession and giving him the COVID vaccines, “court documents said.” Jeffrey told Evelyn he wanted to confront Brian about the government poisoning people with COVID vaccines and that he has repeated over and over: ‘Brian knows something!’ “

Law enforcement officers found Brian Robinette and his wife, Kelly Robinette, in a house in Ellicott City, Maryland. Brian’s body was found in the downstairs lobby and Kelly was found upstairs in the bedroom. Both appeared to have been shot several times.

During the search for Jeffrey, the Maryland State Police Department was informed that the suspect arrived at his home just before 5 p.m. on September 30, the day the couple were murdered. The tipster said he showed up in a red Corvette, the same car Brian was driving and which police found missing from his home. Jeffrey allegedly asked the person for gas and said he would “see it on TV”.

“Burnham further told the tipster that his brother was ‘killing people with the COVID shot’,” court documents said.

Les Amis des Robinettes has set up a GoFundMe page to help give the couple’s two children the resources they need “as they transition into adulthood.” The funds should help cover the costs associated with the sudden loss of their parents. On Wednesday evening, he raised over $ 80,000.

Along with the death of his brother and sister-in-law, Jeffrey is accused of killing Rebecca Reynolds, an 83-year-old woman. She was found dead a day earlier, on Sept. 29, at a home in Cumberland, Md., According to WJZ. He was charged with first degree murder in his death.

While searching Jeffrey’s home in Cumberland, authorities found an empty box of 40 caliber ammunition and a Smith & Wesson handgun. Law enforcement arrested Jeffrey in West Virginia on Friday. His mother told police when she called that she was worried about “the mental health and stability of her sons.”