Maxwell Azzarello's Latest Social Media Posts Before Setting Himself On Fire: 'I love you'

Maxwell Azzarello, the man who set himself on fire outside Trump's hush money trial courthouse put up a cryptic story on popular social media site Instagram. He added a story to his Instagram account, wherein he wrote "I love you" multiple times, only moments before executing the self-immolation.

At a press conference, Jeffrey Maddrey, the Chief of Department for the New York Police Department, stated that Azzarello had taken out flyers from his bag and tossed them throughout the park before taking out a canister, dousing himself with a substance, and setting himself on fire. When he finally went down as per ABC, people, police, and court officials rushed into the park to attempt to put out the fire.

He also made a slew of Instagram posts in March, the target audience of which was apparently unknown.

The 37-year-old St. Augustine resident Azzarello came in New York last week from the Sunshine State; according to the police, his family was unaware that he had left the state.

Just before he doused himself in gasoline and set himself on fire, Azzarello threw a stack of flyers into the air that contained links to a Substack periodical called "The Ponzi Papers" that was ostensibly written by the self-immolator.

According to investigators, Maxwell Azzarello, the male, suffered severe burns and was sent to a hospital in critical condition. Although the NYPD Bomb Squad is searching the area out of an abundance of caution, the department stated that there are no concerns to the public's safety.