fox32chicago.com -- According to prosecutors, Paporakis worked as a cashier at a Taco Bell in Arlington Heights for about seven months. A co-worker told investigators that Paporakis regularly made disparaging comments about people of other races, particularly people from India, openly identified as a white supremacist and frequently discussed Nazis and armed struggle.
The co-worker told prosecutors that Paporakis’ rhetoric intensified in the days leading up to the alleged plot.
On Saturday, Paporakis allegedly told the co-worker he could not wait to kill Indian people and said he was planning an attack at the largest Hindu temple in Aurora. He allegedly said he would use a large amount of ammunition. Another co-worker said Paporakis described the following day as a "special day."
The next afternoon, Paporakis contacted the first co-worker and asked him to call. During the conversation, Paporakis allegedly said his gun had jammed and he had gotten out of there "super-fast." The co-worker believed Paporakis was driving at the time, according to the proffer.
Paporakis then allegedly sent the co-worker a video showing an AR-style rifle failing to fire when the trigger was pulled, along with a photo of himself wearing a tactical vest. In their messages, Paporakis allegedly said he was lucky he had fired while inside his car and that no one had seen him. He also discussed possible fixes for the gun so he could "retry when I fix this," prosecutors said.
Paporakis allegedly told the co-worker that he did not believe in divine intervention but that the man he had fired at was "certainly saved by his God today."
The co-worker and another employee called 911 after the exchange, according to prosecutors. Palatine police located Paporakis at about 3:42 p.m. in a parking lot near his apartment in the 1300 block of North Baldwin Court.
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