Computers, financial records, personal correspondence, a note 'regarding plant care,' books and a 'painting of what appears to be Hitler and Jesus' were also taken, along with dozens of other items, the documents say. Von Brunn, who lives with his son and soon-to-be daughter-in-law, is charged in Washington federal court with two counts of murder in the death of Steven Tyrone Johns, whom he's accused of shooting June 10, after charging into the museum. Officers shot von Brunn in the face. He's hospitalized in the Washington area and is in critical condition, according to court records filed this week. He's scheduled to make a court appearance Monday. An affidavit filed in support of the search warrant says law enforcement needed access to von Brunn's apartment to investigate whether 'the gunman was working alone and whether additional targets were established.' (Begin optional trim) FBI agents interviewed Brandy Teel, who is engaged to von Brunn's son, in their shared apartment, according to the affidavit. She told agents that von Brunn had moved in with them about two years ago and pays about $400 a month for a room. Teel was staying with relatives the evening the warrant was executed, and her fiance, Erik von Brunn, was in Florida. (End optional trim) The affidavit describes von Brunn as espousing 'hate speech directed specifically toward Jews for an extensive period of time.' He apparently wrote a book about the government being run by Jewish people who wanted to 'extinguish the white race.' At a news conference after the shooting, Joseph Persichini, the assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington field office, said the agency was aware of von Brunn because of a Web site he maintained spewing 'hatred against various groups and government entities.' The site is no longer online, but a biography found in cached Google pages describes von Brunn as a World War II veteran who played college football and worked for two decades in New York as an advertising executive and film producer before becoming an artist. The rest of the site is devoted to his book and views. 