A DISTURBING message from Florida State University student accused of murdering two and injuring six others has been released.
Phoenix Ikner, 20, was arrested after cops suspected him of being the one responsible for the shooting at FSU on April 17.
Ikner is the son of Jessica Ikner, a Leon County Sheriff’s Deputy, and allegedly used one of her guns during the massacre.
Now, screenshots of a private Instagram account with the student’s name are being spread online, The Mail reported.
A chilling Bible passage mentioning a “weapon for battle” is featured in the student’s bio.
The bio reads: “Jeremiah 51:20 ‘You are my war club, my weapon for battle; with you I shatter nations, with you I destroy kingdoms.'”
The FSU student was majoring in political science, and had a reputation around campus for spreading “nazi” speech.
Ikner was a member of the political round table, but was asked not to come back after allegedly spreading hateful comments.
Reid Seybold, who was the president of the club, said the suspect repeated “white supremacist rhetoric.”
Seybold explained to NBC News that their main rule was to not allow any Nazi-related content, colloquially speaking. However, the individual in question was promoting a great deal of white supremacist and far-right ideologies. This behavior went so far beyond their limits that they had no choice but to enforce their rule.
