Gunman in congressional baseball shooting had list of names in his pocket

Hodgkinson, a Belleville, Ill., resident who officials said had been living out of his auto in Alexandria, Va., opened fire as Congress members and staffers practiced for a charity baseball game slated for Thursday. The Daily Caller first reported that Hodgkinson had a note listing members of Congress on his person.

Contacted by AL.com on Friday, Brooks said he has been told to refer all questions to the Capitol Police for comment.

Asked about her husband's decision to leave for an extended period of time, Hodgkinson said that her daughter and two-year-old granddaughter had recently moved home.

James Hodgkinson, the man who shot Rep. Steve Scalise and several other during an early morning baseball practice on Wednesday, had a list with the names of several other congressmen, CBS News reports.

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The FBI also recovered a cell phone, a computer and a camera in the shooter's van and is processing the items, according to a statement the agency issued on Thursday. "It's Time to Destroy Trump & Co", Hodgkinson wrote in one post.

He spewed left-wing talking points on Facebook, consistently railing against Republicans and the wealthy.

James Hodgkinson, 66, who died in an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement during the shootout in Alexandria, Va., on Wednesday, had a list in his pocket that included U.S. Reps. "I have never said 'life sucks, ' only the policies of the Republicans", he wrote in another. "I had no idea this was going to happen, and I don't know what to say about it".

Suzanne Hodgkinson said that her husband had moved to the Washington, D.C., area in March to "work with people to change the tax brackets". Bernie Sanders' campaign compelled the socialist senator to disavow the shooter the same day.