Posted on 08/01/2023 12:08:51 PM PDT by Twotone
Michigan high school shooter Ethan Crumbley said he was “gonna have so much fun” gunning down his classmates the night before he killed four students and injured seven others, according to his recorded manifesto played in court Thursday.
Relatives of Crumbley’s victims who attended the sentencing hearing heard audio of the killer chillingly declaring that he’d be the next school shooter and needed to “teach them a lesson” by carrying out the carnage at Oxford School.
Crumbley, who has pleaded guilty to the massacre, made the shocking remarks in a manifesto he recorded the night before he went through with his devastating plan, prosecutors said Thursday, according to CNN.
“My name is Ethan Crumbley, age 15, and I am going to be the next school shooter,” he was heard saying on the audio played in court. “I’ve thought about this a lot. I can’t stop thinking about it. But it’s constantly in my head.”
He stated that he would try to shoot as many people as possible.
“I will walk behind someone, and I will shoot a bullet into their skull,” he said, according to the recording. “I’m gonna open fire on everyone in the hallway, I will try to hit as many people as I can, I will reload, and I will find people hiding.”
He said the demon in him would take over.
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No it’s not and I am not mistaken. Mental health is in a crisis in this country. I see this every day though juvenile courts. Its only getting worse. Reactionary policies only go so far.
Unfortunately I think a large group of Americans are possessed.
And yet there are many who don't believe in demonic possession, despite its prominence in the Gospels and Acts. If there were that many demon possessed people in the tiny area of Judea in Jesus' time, imagine how many there were world wide. There's no reason to think they are not present in equal measure today. I take it that this kid is still alive - hope someone lays hands on him and casts out the demon(s) in him.
Whatever the cause is, its costing us a small fortune. The homeless in our area for the most part, have history with mental issues. There’s close to 300 here and that number slowly grows. In time, we can’t just lock everyone up. They have no family to help, no where to go. They can’t do simple things we take for granted. Not all are violent. They can’t hold jobs. It’s really a sad situation. I get some here believe it should be an easy solution to check off, but it’s not and only getting worse.
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