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Minneapolis, Minn. – The new disturbing images reveal the two -story house in a leafy corner where it is believed that Robin Westman had stored weapons and drew the horrible attack on Wednesday to the annunciation school, while an image of the ring camera obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital shows his truck staked out of the house one day before the massive shot.
The four -bedroom separated house in the neighborhood of St. Louis Park in the city seemed unoccupied and sits behind a small front garden with mature trees, hedges covered with weeds, a disconnected timbre and a single porch light.
A front window from above, which is believed to be the room where Westman stayed, opened when the neighbors remembered how their normally quiet street overturned on Wednesday, when the police polished the property hours after the mortal attack that left two dead children and another 18 injured. Westman committed suicide at school.
The front of the rental house of St. Louis Park, where it is believed that Robin Westman had stored weapons before shooting at the Annunciation school. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
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It is the same direction as Westman's father told the Police that his son, who identified as a trans woman, recently moved to “with a friend” after separating from a romantic couple, according to a search warrant executed in the house on Thursday.
The neighbors in St. Louis Park said that Westman had not lived there for a long time, with speculations that have been ranging for only two weeks from the beginning of summer. Before that, Westman lived with his former unidentified in an apartment complex in Richfield, which the police also looked along with his father's house in Diamond Lake.
An image of the Ring Chamber obtained by Fox News Digital shows a truck that is believed to be linked to Robin Westman parked outside a house of St. Louis Park on August 26, 2025, one day before the shooting at the Annunciation school. (Obtained by Fox News Digital)
On the morning of the massacre, an erratic action westman published a disturbing video of himself that showed an arsenal of firearms, magazines and ammunition adorned with extremist writings.
The researchers have not previously revealed where or when that video was taken, but the images of the clip seem to coincide with the interior of an online rental list for the St. Louis Park house.
In the clip, you can also listen to Westman laugh and sing the word “tomorrow” in the unmistakable tone of the musical “Annie”, which suggests that it may have been recorded on Tuesday.
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Eerily, a neighbor's ring images show what seems to be the westman truck parked outside the house on Tuesday. Police said Westman used a Ram procomaster truck registered in his father to get to school to carry out the horrible shooting.
The posterior and lateral view of the rent of St. Louis Park, where it is believed that Robin Westman stayed before the shooting at the advertisement school, showing the high cover and the side entrance. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
The video of the ring is stamped in time at 4:24 pm on August 26, only one day before the attack at the Annunciation School.
“He left Wednesday. He was not there at all,” said neighbor Brianna Seidl a Fox News Digital. Later, the vehicle was found abandoned outside the church with a door left open.
Seidl said the neighbors had no idea that the house was related to the shooting until Friday, when a search warrant was made public, revealing that the researchers were looking for firearms, explosives and manifest writings. The judicial presentations confirm that they confiscated tactical equipment, digital storage devices and St. Louis Park rental, although weapons were not listed.
A photo of the driver's license shows Robin M. Westman, 23, identified by the Police as the armed man who opened fire during a mass in the Annunciation Catholic Church and the school in Minneapolis on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. Westman's identity in the photo was confirmed by two Fox News sources. (Obtained by Fox News)
The neighbors said they saw that the police left with boxes.
“It is still in the processing stage, you know. Gravity begins to hit when you think about our location, you know, library, parks, school,” said Seidl. “The owner of the house really fulfilled, opened the door for them … for what I saw, he was never arrested. And he simply let the officers do what they had to do.”
Seidl said he never had any interaction with Westman, but he saw him roll in the street before.
The screenshots of a YouTube video published by Robin M. Westman, 23, show the suspicious police identified as the gunman in the shooting at the Church school of Minneapolis on August 27. (Obtained by Fox News)
“He never met Robin, without interactions, she didn't live here much,” said Seidl, adding that the community is in shock.
Several neighbors, including Eliane Lardell, who has lived on the street for 50 years, described the owner as “very pleasant” and were not sure if Westman was a friend of the owner or if it was simply a rental relationship.
Fox News Digital could not contact the owner. It is not clear about who lived with Westman in the house at the time of shooting.
The full house of 1,684 square feet was listed this summer for rent at $ 3,500 per month, available from July 1.
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“The great terrace is perfect for meetings with trees for summer privacy and a spacious sensation,” says an ad. “The corner lot offers a small fenced garden for pets or children and older open patio.”
The house, built in 1972, has a modest -looking interior with a divided input design and a white tile kitchen with classic appliances. It also has wooden floors in other areas and a basement of finished daylight, according to the announcement.
In Westman's video, it seems that he briefly leaves the room on the second floor and towards the open plant area.
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“Scibbidy, Scibbidy”, Westman Riffs manicly before showing his vaporizer and saying: “I did not ask for life. You did not ask for death. I will make my own stars”, before walking back to the bedroom.
The neighbors said they were shocked to learn that the murderer had been planning his crimes there without being detected, asking questions about whether someone had noticed the cache of accumulated weapons inside the rent.
St. Louis Park's rental house, where it is believed that the suspicious shooter of the Robin Westman School was stayed in the weeks before Wednesday's attack. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
“We saw many cars that went and went, but I really didn't see many people,” Lardell told Fox News Digital. “It's very quiet, and I don't know when we have had a questionable incident. We have lived here 50 years, so nothing has happened.
His shock was deepened when he thought about school itself, an interwoven place in the community.
“But it's very heartbreaking. I think this shooting put me very badly,” Lardell said. “I mean, these children are sitting at Mass in their banks praying … and he went there. He went to that school.”
