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A Texas man accused of kidnapping a 10-month-old girl at a New Mexico park after fatally shooting her mother and another woman had previously threatened to 'start killing people and children,' according to federal investigators. A federal criminal complaint against Alek Isaiah Collins alleged that he called the FBI twice last year and made threatening statements, leading to a mental health evaluation.
He also allegedly stated that he had kidnapped a woman and her son in an attempt to 'pressure law enforcement to assist with locating his daughter,' the complaint stated. The FBI again alerted law enforcement in Texas but they could not get in contact with Collins. Federal investigators said that during the second call, Collins appeared to be intoxicated and could not provide the name of his alleged daughter or the name of the child's mother.
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