Cop killer Jerad Miller left behind rants on Facebook and YouTube, railing against government oppression and about a “new world order.”
One YouTube video was made in July 2013, 11 months before he and his wife, Amanda Miller, murdered two Las Vegas police officers and a Walmart shopper on Sunday.
“Hey babe, it’s your husband,” the shirtless, inked- up Miller tells a camera, red-nosed and sniffling.
“I love you so much. I’m going to miss your smile and your laugh and the way you can always bring a smile to my face, eventually, no matter how crabby of a mood I’m in, cause of the new world order and s–t.”
Miller’s eyes are red throughout the nearly 3-minute video.
“I wish we could live in a happy-go-lucky world and we didn’t have to worry about none of this and we didn’t have to go through this s–t — but we do,” he said.
Then Miller seems to make reference to an act that will separate the pair and land him behind bars.
“But I love you so much with all my heart and it’s going to be tough, it’s going to be tough on both of us,” he said.
In another video, which was not dated, Miller wears a T-shirt and camouflage hat while complaining about his house arrest for a drug bust.
Miller took to Facebook, in the days before Sunday’s slaughter to make chilling forecasts of his own doom.
“The dawn of a new day. May all of our coming sacrifices be worth it,” he wrote on Saturday.
On June 2, he posted a rambling manifesto calling for a bloody uprising.