The apparent leader A group similar to worship known as Al -Zizyen Maryland state police said he was arrested in Maryland’s state with another group member.
Jacques Lasota, 34, was arrested on Sunday with Michelle Zajko, 33, from the media, Pennsylvania. They Face Multiple Charges Including Trespassing, Obstrucking and Hindering and Possession of a Handgun in the Vehicle, Police SAID On Monday.
A bail hearing for the two at 11 am on Tuesday in the Local Court of Eligani is scheduled to be held.
Al -Zizain was linked to American border agent David Maland killed Near the Canadian border in January and five other murders in Vermont, Pennsylvania and California.
Maland, 44, was killed on January 20, after traffic stopped in Coventry, VermontA small town about 20 miles (32 km) from the Canadian border.
Officials provided some details about the investigation across the country, which opened after Maland’s death. The Associated Press interviews and review the court records and online publications tell the story of how a group of young computer scientists are very smart, most of them in the twenties and thirties of age, met online, shared the beliefs of Anarki, and became increasingly violence.
Their goals are not clear, but online writings extend from topics of root plants and sexual identity to artificial intelligence.
In the middle of it, there is “ZIZ”, who seems to be the leader of the members of the strange group who called themselves “Zizin”. She was seen near multiple crime scenes and has links with many suspects.
Lasuta published a dark and violent blog under the name ZIZ, and in one section, her theory described that he half the globe in the brain can carry separate values and “they often want to kill each other.”
Lasuta, who used her/her consciences, and in her writings, says she is a sexual transgender woman, who has been eliminated against imagined enemies, including what is called rational groups, which mostly operate online and seek to understand human perception through reason and knowledge. Some are concerned with the potential risks of artificial intelligence.
Lasuta, 34, did not respond to the multi -email messages of Associated Press in recent weeks, and her lawyer Daniel McGaregegens has rejected the comment when she was asked if she was in contact with any of the deaths. Before her weekend was arrested, the court was absent in two states, and the orders of the bench were issued to be arrested.
It was reached on Monday, McGarrigle will only confirm that it is like Lasuta and will not confirm her arrest or any details of the latest case.
