The suspects in the last murders are two young computer fools who, according to messages, have relationships with techno-culture

Two separate murders have been accused of a pair of young computer science students who, in addition to being accused of having had ties to the same bay technical culture, can also be married, according to recent reports.

Open Valecho reported Maximilian Snyder, 22 years old, and Teresa Younglut, at 21, have applied for a marriage license in the state in Washington and are now suspected of two separate killings that have occurred last week in separate parts of the country.

Snyder, described as a scientist according to data he had previously studied at Oxford University, has been accused of stabbing a man to death in Valecho, California. The victim of the murder Curtis Lind has earlier having violent meetings with young people living in his property, Open Vallejo reports, although this does not specify how – if at all – it may be bound by these people. These people had “lived in trucks for boxes in his property in Valecho and stopped paying Lind during the pandemic rental moratorium,” the output notes. Why Snyder would like to kill Lind is unknown.

Mengblut, meanwhile, has been charged with firing a border patrol officer while stopping traffic in Vermont. Youngblut traveled with a German citizen named Felix Baukholt, to Coventry, Vermont when they were stopped by the authorities. This was followed by a shootout in which Baukholt was killed and Youngblut was supposedly shot by one of the agents, David Maland, who later died of his injuries. Youngblut was also shot dead. Recent doj Press release Regarding the Youngblut arrest, she says she has been charged with various firearms crimes for the incident related to Maland’s death.

Open Vallejo reports that both Snyder’s social media and Youngblut “show beliefs, consistent” with a movement called “Zesianism“Although” court records do not explicitly bind them to ideology. “While the output notes a potential connection to the movement, it is not clear from the connection of the connection exactly what the connection is. Open Vallejo characterizes Zizians as” ideology focused on using scientific techniques to improve human decision -making, although better better Description can be “a bunch of extremely online vakos with radically bad ideas.” Rationalist movementWhich is (most) online, which circulates around the smaller web forum.

One suggest a friend of Baukholt, Jessica Taylor, said they had warned Baukholt not to get involved in the Ziz movement. The open Valecho writes:

Taylor said that the group believes in the theory of the harmless decision, a rationalistic conviction, which suggests that human decisions and their effects are mathematically measurable.

The Zysians also clearly believe that since there are two hemispheres in the brain, people can divide their minds between two personalities, awakening one side by one, Taylor said. She said that veganism and animal rights are also central to ideology. Bio for an Instagram account that looks like youngblut, reads: “Talk to me about being vegan and AI alignment.”

In the meantime, it was said that the people who lived in Lind’s property have ties to the Zizian movement through the founder of the Ziz movement, whose legal name is Jack Lasota.

At that moment, it is not yet clear what exact relationships have a Snyder and Youngblut with each other, although Open Vallejo reports that they both attended the Lakeside school, a prestigious private school based in Saita, which specializes in STEM. As for the whole “marriage”, the output cites a marriage license application in King, Washington, as well as a proposal submitted by the US Prosecutor’s Office for Vermont County, which claims that Youngblut was often in contact with a “person who is Interested in an investigation into murder in Valecho, California. “