The mother of Catholic church shooter Robin Westman fled her Florida home just hours before FBI agents showed up looking for her.
Reports say Mary Grace Westman, 67, left her Naples condo on Wednesday to fly back to Minnesota. The FBI later arrived at the same location.
She was so shaken that she called a neighbor, worried she had left her patio door unlocked. The neighbor then phoned the Collier County Sheriff’s Office to check the property.
Photos published by the Daily Mail show her blue-gray Mini Cooper S left behind in the condo parking lot.
Mary retired in 2021 from working at Minneapolis’s Annunciation Catholic Church. That same church was where her “transgender” child opened fire, killing two young children and injuring 17 others.
She has since hired criminal defense attorney Ryan Garry, per the Conservative Brief.
Garry previously represented NFL star Colin Kaepernick in cases tied to protests following the death of George Floyd.
“She is completely distraught about the situation and has no culpability but is seeking an attorney to deal with calls like this,” Garry told Fox News.
Former employees of Annunciation Catholic School spoke out about Robin’s troubled past. One teacher said Mary struggled to