15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, suspected in the Wisconsin Abundant Life Christian School shooting, allegedly called her parents "scum" in a manifesto. Court documents reveal that Natalie was in therapy as her parents were embroiled in a decade-long custody battle which also included remarriage and a second divorce. They divorced in 2014, remarried in 2017 and then divorced in 2021.
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