I wanted to wait and see what comments are posted by members. Some comments are just shameful.

Parents, family, relatives, friends singing ballads of his adorability is just fucking sick and everybody sympathizing here with parents show no empathy.

The right thing to say for these lousy parents is this.... "we did not realize we were raising a monster. He killed innocent people including children. We hope he rots in hell."

I wonder how we all would react if this was a black or Muslim man (both U.S. citizens). If black or Muslim parents posted obituaries like this, we all be outraged and have pounced on the ethnicity, religion and background of the whole family dissecting the story in the media every day. Think about it.

That reminds me, have you seen baby Hitler's photo? Adorable, isn't he?

They lost a son and daughter in a shooting, just as other families lost someone, so they will grieve just like everyone else and add the fact it was their son who did the shooting..... that is a lot of shit to hit anyones life. I don;t think I would have posted any obituary for the son, kept it close and personal. In a few weeks some ghost writer will do the life story - film rights - they could become millionaires - who knows .... and would it be worth that trauma

I find this analysis of what the parents chose to post as obituaries for both their children distasteful and insensitive. I’m sure they loved both of them, it must be hard for them to come to terms with losing them both, and even harder for them to realise that their son caused not only his sister’s death, but that of many others. They are in shock, and grief, and bewilderment, and undoubtedly feeling guilt too. It must be an unbearable burden for them to bear, one that nobody can understand or feel, and allowances should made for any lack of judgement made by them.

What exactly would you expect his family to post?