6, 2010— - The New Jersey parents who gave their children Nazi-inspired names including Adolf Hitler lost custody after a state appeals court ruled that a history of domestic violence puts the children at risk of abuse and neglect.Ĭourt documents show that the oldest child frequently threatens to kill people and the mother once slipped a note to a neighbor saying she was terrified of her husband because he said he would kill her.Īdolf Hitler Campbell, 4, and his two younger sisters, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell, 3, and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, 2, will remain in the care of the Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS). Anyone with information is asked to call the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office or Silent Observer at 1-877-88-SILENT.Aug.

The deadly firework explosion is still under investigation. “Then, I got up, like, around 3 o’clock to go to the bathroom and they were still out here. And I was just lying in bed and thought I'm just gonna get up and look at the garage and then the back streets is just full of flashers,' explained Kirk Garvelink, who lives nearby. just heard, like, more fireworks, then you think it's done then you heard a big boom. It was real bad,” explained Manders.Īnother neighbor told FOX 17 he heard the commotion throughout the night. “They were doing CPR on the lady, and a lot of other people were just laying around. Manders says he had a front-row seat to something he never wanted to watch. Manders told FOX 17, “At the end, we heard a big, loud boom. “We were kind of having a competition – see who could do it the most or the loudest, you know? We did them for a while,” said Manders. Neighbor Shawn Manders was also lighting fireworks off Monday night, just one block over.

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