Texas shooter sent ‘threatening texts’ to mother-in-law who attended church where he killed 26 and he called his father right before committing suicide

Devin Patrick Kelley appears to have a connection to the church he targeted in Sutherland Springs, Texas

Wilson County Sheriff Joe Tackett said Monday that his in-laws attended the First Baptist Church

He said that Kelley and his wife Danielle were estranged, but didn’t go into further detail

Danielle used to work as a teacher at the church, her mother is friends with the pastor’s wife on social media

Records show they were married in April 2014, when Kelley was 23 and his bride was 19

He was also married at least once before, to a Tessa K Kelley

The couple divorced in 2012, the same year he was court-martialed for domestic violence

Kelley used to teach Bible studies, but family and friends say he became an atheist at some point

A former classmate told ABC News that Kelley hated religion people and that his social media posts on Sunday showed he was ‘in a bad place’

After killing 26 in the church on Sunday, Kelley fled in his car and committed suicide behind the wheel by shooting himself in the head

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