Chilling video emerges of evil doomsday prepper killers huddled in darkness and boasting about killing two police officers and a neighbour on their property: ‘Devils and demons’
<!–
<!–
<!–<!–
<!–
<!–
<!–
Disturbing footage has emerged of two of the doomsday prepper cop killers ranting about ‘devils’ and ‘demons’ after shooting dead two constables on their remote bush property.
Footage posted to a now-deleted YouTube channel shows Gareth Train and his wife Stacey Train boasting about the cold blooded killing two police officers at their remote Wieambilla property.
The video of the couple huddled in darkness was uploaded at 7.39pm on Monday, three hours after the couple and their brother Nathaniel shot dead Constable Matthew Arnold, 26 and Rachel McCrow. Good Samaritan neighbour Alan Dare, 59 was also shot dead by the trio.
In the clip, seen by Daily Mail Australia, Gareth Train said: ‘They came to kill us and we killed them’.
Stacey and Gareth Train posted a chilling YouTube video three hours before they were killed in the Wieambilla shootout
He also referred to the cops as ‘devils and demons’.
Stacey Train then finished the clip saying ‘we’ll see you when you get home’ and ‘love you, Don’. It is unclear who they are referring to.
The pair were shot dead hours later by tactical police.
Read Related Also: California governor declares monkeypox state of emergency
On the deleted YouTube channel, Gareth and Stacey Train use the names Daniel and Jane – their middle names.
Their channel only had six subscribers and 10 videos and has since been deleted.
A further five minute video, named ‘Prepare for Battle and Be Strangers on the Earth’, features Stacey Train reading out loud a bizarre Christian verse about impending war, sinners being punished and Judgment Day.
‘For of a city there shall be 10 left, and two of the field, which shall hide themselves in the thick groves, and in the clefts of the rocks,” she says.
A third clip features a robotic voice reading out a missing person’s report for Nathaniel Train.
Constables McCrow and Arnold will receive full police honours at the service, which will be held at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Wednesday at 10am.
Two fellow officers, constables Keely Brough and Randall Kirk, both 28, were able to escape and have both since been released from hospital.
A GoFundMe for the good Samaritan has raised more than $70,000 for Mr Dare’s widow, Kerry.
Advertisement
