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The Highland Park Independence Day parade shooter's birthing person has a history of abuse allegations against her ex-boyfriend as well as other acts of miscreant behavior involving the law, as court documents show.
D.P., 48, [her name and the shooter's name will not be used here] also allegedly left the shooter in a hot car when he was a toddler and she had to complete 100 hours of community service for driving drunk in 2012. Perhaps a fried brain is at least partly responsible for the mentally ill behavior he underwent that left seven people dead and more than 30 injured as he sat in a woman's dress and fired randomly at people from a nearby rooftop.
"If you're growing up in that kind of traumatic environment, it can create an imbalance," said John Kelly, a criminal profiler and psychotherapist who has interviewed numerous killers. "There's no question about it."
He said early childhood is most important to a person's formative years, but brain development can continue into their mid-20s, [unless it got fried in a hot car].
In August 2002, when the shooter was a toddler, D.P. allegedly left him in a hot car for 27 minutes while shopping at Toys ‘R Us. She was arrested for this incident and was convicted for endangering the life or health of a child, a Class A misdemeanor. The shooter was 2-years-old at the time.
emeanor.
"If nobody cared about him as a child growing up, then he didn’t have that empathy," Kelly told Fox News Digital Friday. "Why does he have no remorse or no guilt or no empathy for other human beings? I’ve seen this in a lot of serial killers, because they were abused."
In 2012, D.P. was sentenced to a year of probation and 100 hours community service for driving under the influence after she got pulled over with a flat tire and a Blood Alcohol Level of 0.21%. The police report stated that she had a "strong odor of alcohol on breath and failing [field sobriety tests]."
She completed her community service in "a very commendable fashion with a good attitude," according to a letter from her supervisor, but raised a son who became a mass shooter and a piece of human excrement, fo which she is not proud, both as a mother and a birthing person.
Then there are the numerous 911 calls to the Illinois family’s home on McDaniels Avenue, in which the parents repeatedly blamed each other for verbal arguments. Many of the disputes ended with the shooter's father, leaving the home for the night, either voluntarily or by police request. Even he was arrested at least once and tried to run for the city's mayor but fortunately failed.
Another crazy case occurred before the shooter was born involving D.P.'s ex-boyfriend, Steven. in 1999. she sought an Order of Protection against Steven and accused him of sexually assaulting her then 4-year-old daughter [the shooter's half-sister]. The girl's sperm-donor [aka father] had previously died of carbon monoxide poisoning, as per court documents. Did she kill him? Who knows.
Both D.P. and daughter received counseling and D.P. had been hospitalized "due to the physical abuse of Steven Xxxxx." Pesina also alleged that Xxxxx harassed her and her daughter by making "unwanted phone calls and appearances at their place of residence."
It was how he showed he cared.
D.P. had other issues with men besides her husband while the shooter was growing up.
A man named David is named in several police reports at the family’s home, claiming to be D.P.'s "boyfriend," which she disputed.
She also accused a neighbor, William, of making unwanted advances to her, and the shooter's sperm donor called the cops one time to tell them the neighbor gave his wife a bottle of wine.
Cops were also at the family home in 2019 after threats were allegedly made by the shooter, but the wonderful parents refused to file complaints against him and no crimes were charged.
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The shooter's parents both had the opportunity to have intervened and could have prevented him from legally buying the four firearms he eventually acquired. Had they stepped in, the shooter would have been arrested and "he would have to get a lawyer," Kelly said. "The prosecutor would have said, ‘Get him into counseling and get us some reports on him. We want to make sure he’s not a danger.' … He would’ve been evaluated for mental health, and at that point in time, I don’t know if he would have still been able to buy the rifle."
They didn't stop him and, in fact, were instrumental for him obtaining firearms.
But hey, why blame them or the shooter when it was the gun that did the killing? That's how the left sees it.
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