FBI killer, 55, who shot two agents during raid on his Florida home was subject of a run of the mill child pornography case that involved him sending explicit images
David Lee Huber, 55, shot dead Special Agent Daniel Alfin, 36, and Special Agent Laura Schwartzenberger, 43, on Tuesday in Sunrise, Florida
They tried to execute a search warrant to seize his computer as part of their case
The FBI has not released any details about what Huber was being investigated for and the federal court-approved search warrant for the raid is still sealed
Law enforcement sources, however, say it was a run of the mill investigation
His computer experience goes back to at least 2004, when he and his then-wife started a computer troubleshooting company that used the Pembroke Pines address of the home they acquired in 2005.
The company lasted less than two years, as Huber created a new venture, Huber Computer Consulting, in 2006 at the same address. It remained active in state records until 2011.
By 2013, he would begin a series of six computer jobs, none lasting more than two years, ending no earlier than 2020, when he reported being a systems engineer for a major health insurance company.
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