In the aftermath of the Lakewood Church shooting, law enforcement officers seized a total of 32 items from the home of the shooter, Genesse Moreno, located on Gulfstream Road in Conroe. Among the items collected were bullets, cartridges, bulletproof vests, and a magazine, according to an evidence log obtained by Eyewitness News on Thursday. The log was part of the documents sought through open-records requests following the tragic incident.
Law enforcement officers, including the FBI, executed a search warrant at Moreno’s residence in the immediate aftermath of the rampage. The search focused primarily on explosives, given the concerns expressed by investigators. According to documents obtained by , Moreno reportedly mentioned having a bomb before being shot and killed at Lakewood. Law enforcement personnel discovered substances consistent with the manufacturing of explosives at the scene, along with a cord that raised suspicions of being a detonation cord.
The evidence log also revealed that law enforcement recovered various items from Moreno’s home, including unknown substances, books, posters, notebooks, electronic devices, and a white mask with the inscription “Free Gaza Trump.” Additionally, writings with antisemitic content were found earlier in the week, along with a book titled “All Remainers are Neo-Nazis,” which had “Palestine” inscribed on Moreno’s weapon.
Meanwhile, Moreno’s former mother-in-law, Rabbi Walli Carranza, provided updates on the condition of her 7-year-old grandson, who was brought to the Lakewood attack and sustained serious injuries. According to Carranza’s Facebook post, the child lost a significant part of his frontal lobe and underwent multiple surgeries. She criticized the system for failing to prevent Moreno, who she stated had schizophrenia, from carrying out the attack.
The evidence seized from Moreno’s home, as listed in the log, includes various items such as cartridges, bullets, electronic devices, notebooks, and a white mask. The log provides insight into the extensive investigative efforts following the tragic event at Lakewood Church.
