- Francho Bradley, 59, and Adrianne Jennings, 40, were arrested on Saturday
- At 3.40pm, he called police in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, from his car
- He said someone had broken into his hotel room at the Marriott Inn Residence
- Bradley had a surveillance feed linked up to a mounted laptop in his car, he said
- Police went to the hotel room and found five rifles, a shotgun, grenades, a handgun, a revolver and hundreds of rounds of ammunition
- They also discovered walkie-talkies, six laptops, four phones and thumb drives
- Bradley met them at the hotel with Adrianne, who has a history of mental illness
- A bomb squad was called to search the room as they were questioned outside
- He said he was working for a secret government agency on a 'virus'
- In the week beforehand, he received 3 parking tickets a mile from the site of Saturday's March For Our Lives protest in Boston
Were they planning a March For Our Lives massacre? Texan couple's enormous stash of weapons including AR-15s and grenades is found in Boston hotel room along with parking tickets which suggest they had been surveilling protest site for days
'My suspicions grew that he may be surveilling the area. There was a major demonstration, March for Our Lives, in Boston that day,' Detective Patrick Connor wrote in his report.
Upon questioning, Bradley told officers he was performing a secret government mission but would not say what it was.
He claimed he had been sent there to work on a 'virus'. Jennings, his common law wife who has a history of mental illness, told police her husband had been in Massachusetts for the past week for a job interview and that he went home to get her and their stash of weapons then went back. He had been staying at the hotel since March 11.
The officers who arrested the pair said they both changed their stories several times and had difficulty grasping reality.
