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Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors - Vimarsana News

Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors

Accused Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley adored Adolf Hitler and Jeffrey Dahmer, wanted to explore his dark side, and wanted to be remembered for his actions, according to the Oakland County Prosecutor's office.

Ethan Crumbley reading Harry Potter books, has "pretty excessive" funds in commissary sheriff says - Vimarsana News

Ethan Crumbley reading Harry Potter books, has "pretty excessive" funds in commissary sheriff says

In witness testimony on Tuesday, it was revealed that Ethan Crumbley is reading Harry Potter books and has "pretty excessive" funds in commissary according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.

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Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors - Vimarsana News

Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors

Accused Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley adored Adolf Hitler and Jeffrey Dahmer, wanted to explore his dark side, and wanted to be remembered for his actions, according to the Oakland County Prosecutor's office.

Source: foxla.com
Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors - Vimarsana News

Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors

Accused Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley adored Adolf Hitler and Jeffrey Dahmer, wanted to explore his dark side, and wanted to be remembered for his actions, according to the Oakland County Prosecutor's office.