Shane James, the 34-year-old charged with two counts of capital murder after allegedly gunning down six people and injuring three in Texas this week, was reportedly let out of prison before the killing spree thanks to the George Soros-funded Texas Organizing Project.
Officers suspect James killed his parents overnight Monday or early Tuesday in their San Antonio home.
James was later reportedly confronted by police just before 7 p.m. "In the backyard of a home that was reported as being burglarized alongside the bodies of two people he allegedly killed." James then reportedly instigated a gunfight, shooting two officers before embarking on a "Short-lived" police chase until he was subsequently caught and taken into custody.
That's when the George Soros, Alexander Soros, and Susan Sandler-funded Texas Organizing Project stepped in and bailed James out of prison on March 7, 2022.
According to the New York Post, officers were called in August because James was "Naked in the yard and behaving strangely." When police arrived James was not arrested "Because he had barricaded himself in a bedroom" and officers "Were not able to force their way into the room due to the limitations of a misdemeanor warrant."
For years, billionaire and Democrat mega-donor George Soros and his son Alexander Soros have invested in criminal justice reform organizations like TOP while simultaneously funding soft-on-crime district attorney candidates in local elections.
Susan Sandler, a leftist philanthropist, has spent millions on criminal justice organizations, such as TOP, that keep violent offenders out of jail and on the streets.
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