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Underbelly actor Firass Dirani has shared a bizarre take on the horrific murders of cops Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold, linking their deaths with a Covid conspiracy theory which claims the pandemic was planned.Constables McGrow, 29, and Arnold, 26, were gunned down at a property in the western Darling Downs, about three hours west of on Monday afternoon. An innocent bystander, Alan Dare, 58, was also shot and killed in the attack, prompting special ops officers to shoot dead three suspects - brothers Nathaniel and Gareth Train, and Gareth's wife Stacey.  Underbelly actor Firass Dirani, 38, (pictured) has shared his bizarre take on the horrific murders of Queensland cops Rachel McCrow and Matthew ArnoldIt has since emerged that Gareth Train, who owned the property, was a conspiracy theorist and doomsday prepper.  RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 13 shares Posting to Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Dirani, 38, bizarrely suggested that the killers were driven mad by Covid-19, and that the 'plandemic' disturbed people's brains.'Wtf is going on in Qld? Earlier this year, there was that neighbour that killed his next door's entire family. Now 6 gone again,' Firass wrote.  Posting to Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Dirani, 38, bizarrely suggested that the killers were driven mad by Covid-19  Constables McGrow, 29, and Arnold, 26, were gunned down at a property in the western Darling Downs, about three hours west of Brisbane on Monday afternoon. Pictured: Police at the scene on Tuesday He was referring to the horrific murder of Graham Tighe, his mother Maree Schwarz and step-father Mervyn Schwarz in August at their rural property in Bogie, Queensland. The three family members were allegedly shot dead by his gun-wielding neighbour over a long-standing dispute about a fence. In a statement to Daily Mail Australia, Dirani implicated Covid lockdowns as a possible factor in the shooting. 'I'm commenting that mental health could be the issue in this mass shooting. Motivated by two years of long lockdowns, and lies' he said.  'Safe to say, Qld is the mass shooting state of this country. Plandemic really did a number on the psyche,' Dirani wrote. The term 'plandemic' refers to 2020 video series that attempted to spread misinformation and conspiracy theories about Covid-19Elsewhere in his Instagram post, Dirani went on to brand Queensland as the 'Suncrime State' instead of its traditional nickname, the Sunshine State. 'Safe to say, Qld is the mass shooting state of this country. Plandemic really did a number on the psyche,' he concluded. The term 'plandemic' refers to a 2020 video series that attempted to spread misinformation and conspiracy theories about Covid-19. The widely discredited claims saw people falsely blame the pandemic on pharmaceutical companies, Bill Gates and the World Health Organisation.  Nathaniel Train (pictured) was shot dead on Monday at his brother's property in Wieambilla, three hours west of BrisbaneIt comes after Daily Mail Australia unearthed a series of paranoid posts shared online under the name of Gareth Train, who was shot dead alongside his wife Stacey and school principal brother Nathaniel on Monday evening in Wieambilla, west of Brisbane. The three family members, dressed in camouflage and heavily armed, opened fire on a  Police team who visited their property about 4.30pm on Monday to investigate the disappearance of Nathaniel - a respected head teacher who hadn't been heard from since October and seen since December 2021.The property, owned by Gareth, who spoke of prepping his home for an apocalypse, and his wife Stacey was well off the grid, had extensive solar panels and water tanks.Posts obtained by Daily Mail Australia show Gareth was extremely active online in the comments sections of fringe news websites and regularly shared bizarre - and sometimes delusional - theories about major world events.  Constables Rachel McCrow, 29 (left) and Matthew Arnold, 26, (right) were both gunned down upon entering Gareth Train's property in Wieambilla, rural Queensland Neighbour Alan Dare (pictured) was shot dead by the two men after he went to investigate the gunshotsIn one rant on an online forum, it's understood Gareth wrote that the Australian government was responsible for the Port Arthur Massacre, where 35 people were killed in Tasmania in 1996.'Anyone who watched the live media coverage at the time and was aware of the political deceit lead up knows that this was a Government Psychological Operation to disarm the Australian population,' he wrote in November 2020.Just two months earlier Gareth had claimed 'chemical agents' had been dropped over Australia, covering large parts of NSW, Victoria and Queensland. 'We are now being poisoned and chemically manipulated on a massive scale,' he wrote.Gareth also regularly shared his mistrust for the Queensland Special Emergency Response Team (SERT) - the same team that arrived at his home and shot him.'The state sponsored terrorising squaddies - SOG, SERT and other special people are but government paramilitary hammers,' he said in September last year. The property, owned by Gareth, who spoke of prepping his home for an apocalypse, and his wife Stacey was well off the grid, had extensive solar panels and water tanksHis most outrageous claims were from April last year where he spoke of an 'occult blood sacrifice', which he said was responsible for the death of Princess Diana and 9/11.'Most don't accept Princess Diana's death was an Occult blood sacrifice to spellbind or the blood sacrifice of 9/11 or the War machine,' he said.'Occult blood sacrifice runs hand in glove with Occult money magick.' Occult refers to the practices of supernatural beliefs.Gareth also claimed social media was 'embedded with Lucifarian spellbinding'.He also wrote an anti-vaccination post, while in another he spoke about his thoughts on Queensland which he referred to as the 'bad lands'. Four officers were  at this Wains Road property at Wieambilla when they were fired upon 'Bad cops, bad mobile service, bad roads, bad council, bad ice addicts, bad youth crime... but still the best spot to be living free.'Gareth had a strong dislike for the police force.  Police had attended the Queensland property as part of inquiries into missing man Nathaniel Train (pictured), last seen in Dubbo in central-west NSW a year agoHe also said he had been 'ark homesteading for the past five years preparing to survive tomorrow' - suggesting he had been prepping his home for an apocalypse by going off the grid.On a thread about trains, Gareth wrote: 'Re-education camps are located at the end of the line. Monitoring the rail system will ensure no escape. Dissenters will find themselves catching the long black train.'Meanwhile, his brother, Nathaniel Train, was a very highly regarded teacher who was hailed by his colleagues for his work with children, raising standards and dramatically improving exam results.He was well-loved as principal at Yorkeys Knob State School near Cairns where he was principal for about five years - after joining from Innisfail East State School where he was principal since 2011. He was most recently the Executive Principal at Walgett Community College Primary School.'He made Yorkeys the highest performing NAPLAN school in far north Queensland,' one former colleague told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday.Stacey Train was also an educator, and the head of curriculum at the Tara Shire State College.She also ran to be the representative of the Western Downs branch of the Queensland teachers union. Two other officers were injured in the shooting on Monday.Constable Randall Kirk, who is 28 with a toddler and a pregnant wife, was shot in the leg but managed to escape.Keely Brough, 28, managed to escape and hide the bush, and sent frantic text messages to loved ones as she prepared for the worst with the gunmen setting fire to the bush to smoke her out.She was later rescued by a specialist police tactical team which had scrambled to the scene. Alan Dare, who lives on a neighbouring property, came out to inspect the commotion was also shot before two camouflaged gunmen. Queensland Police commissioner Katarina Carroll said during a press conference on Tuesday it was miracle the two officers survived.'They bravely did what they could to save their colleagues in the most horrendous circumstances,' she said.Health and Healing kindly pay a visit to the web site.