Crime | Seattle Cops: Seattle Shooter Bought Plant During Manhunt Ian Stawicki delivered blueberry bush to former teacher By John Johnson Posted Jun 6, 2012 2:05 PM CDT Copied This frame grab provided by the Seattle Police Department shows a man believed Ian Stawicki, left, at Cafe Racer. (AP Photo/Seattle Police Department, handout) After two shootings that left five people dead in Seattle last week, accused shooter Ian Stawicki spent five hours on the run before killing himself when police tracked him down. What did he do in the interim? He apparently went to a local nursery and bought a blueberry bush for a former teacher he hadn't spoken to in years, according to police. He even delivered the bush to her door, with a "creepy note," reports the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. "We got the phone call the next morning of the recipient of the blueberry," says the nursery manager. "She was freaked out." The teacher issued a statement saying she had "not had contact with Ian Stawicki since he was in my Summit K-12 School classroom almost 25 years ago." Stawicki's family members say his mental health had been steadily deteriorating in recent years. Read These Next Bill Gates apologized to his staff, spoke of his affairs. Charging his phone in a snow-covered car was a fatal mistake. Trump laid a 'trap' for Democrats, and GOP aims to pounce. Men's, women's hockey players stick together after Trump joke. Report an error