The suspect says he is the crucifixion of Arizona’s sponsor, plans to kill 14 clerics

The man accused of the fisherman brutally a Rif Arizona The priest not only recognized the alleged crime, but also said that he intends to kill more than ten other Christian leaders.

Adam Chef, 51, told, Fox 10 In an interview, he killed Reverend Bill Seonman, 76, head of the New River River River chapel in New River, Arizona.

On April 28, Shunman was found dead in his bed and arms widely and on a wall behind him. The strange show left the community.

Arizona’s priest found dead with their hands installed on the wall at home

Chef’s plan was the core of 14 others Christian leaders From the absence of a specific sect, he told Fox 10, and he attributed his motivation to believe that the Christian churches were leading their makers by teaching them to follow Jesus, who says he is a false god.

It is entitled “The first will”.

He said that the police were arrested by the police near the Church of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona, where he planned to kill priests.

The Prosecutor claims that the Catholic Kansas priest was shot “intentionally and deepened.”

Chef said: “On the day I was carrying out this priest, I tried to enter the back of his car. There was like a little lady on a bicycle that hits my way, and I would have entered the back seat and asked him to drive to his home.”

Later he refused to apologize for Alleged killing.

In an interview with 12NewsChef also explained how he planned to kill Seonman.

Chef said: “I saw that he was studying the Bible on Wednesday evening, so I sat there and waited for their arrival, so that I could locate the priest, then I just followed him.” “Then I went back on Sunday to implement it and crucified it to this wall.”

He also said he wanted to execute him.

“Put me up in the execution row, select the death date at the present time,” Chef said. “The victims want it. The victim’s families want it. I want it, and the taxpayers want it.”

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Chefy was accused of first -class death in Marikuba, but he is still in the custody of the Coconino County Prison.

The Marikuba Fox News District Office told the digital that the case is under review, and that any first -degree killing is subject to the death penalty.

It is not clear if he has a lawyer, but Fox News Digital Contact with the General Defender Office.