The biological mother of Florida State University shot the suspect Phoenix Ikner, supposedly kidnapped him in 2015, when he was 11 years old, and traveled to Norway with him in violation of a custody agreement, in accordance with the records of the Leon County Court.
The FSU student of now 20 has a battery to open fire on the campus on Thursday, killing two people and wounding another six, five of whom suffered gunshot injuries, and one of whom was injured while running by shots. They are currently being treated for their injuries.
His biological mother, Anne-Mari Eriksen, told Ikner to an email in March 2015 that she was south of Florida for spring holidays, but “supposedly fled the country with him in violation of his affidavit of his his own.
The affidavit also states that Ikner, born Christian Gunnar Eriksen before legally changing his name, has delays in development and special needs. His father feared that he did not receive adequate attention if taken outside the United States.
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For several days, Ikner’s father had no contact with his son until Angelly connected by phone, and Phoenix told him that he and Eriksen were in Norway. As part of Eriksen’s custody agreement with Phoenix’s father, he had to notify at least 14 days in advance to travel with his son outside the country, which he apparently did not do, as shown by judicial documents.
While in Norway, Ikner’s father called and sent an email to Eriksen, who has a double Norwegian and Norwegian citizenship, several times asking when he would return to the United States with his son, according to judicial records.
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“The defendant refused to provide an answer and elude the question talking about what she and [her son] He had been doing while he was in Norway, “says the affidavit.
The Leon County Sheriff’s Office Further Alleged That By Keeping Ikner In Norway for An Extended Period Of Time, Eriksen Kept Her Son From Completing Scheduled Testing in School, Doctor’s Appaintments and Medication Protocols for Ikner Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and Mentalth and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and mental and hormonal and hormonal.
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“It became evident through the exchange of thesis and -Caids in early April that the defendant had no intention of returning Christian to Tallahassee, and she mentioned that she possibly moved to Miami at some point,” says the affidavit.
That same year, in August 2015, Eriksen filed a demand for slander against the father and stepmother of Ikner, Jessica Ikner, deputy at the Leon County Sheriff’s office.
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“The Emotional and Psychological Harm Done To The Minor Child Be Evident For Years, and Will Require Counseling, and Given The Child Being the Age of 11, Will Have Memory Impacted by The Behaviors of All The Defendants Done Real Mother, and for The False Mother, and for The False Mother, and for the Falion Mother, and for the Mother, and for the Mother, and for the Mother, and for the Mother, and for the Falation Mother, and for the Falion Mother, and for the mother fault, and for the faster mother, and for the foul mother, and for the foul mother, and for the child “, the complaint presented in the states of Leon’s county.
Eriksen requested $ 80,000 in damages for Ikner’s College Fund, arguing that he was a victim of psychological and emotional abuse.
Eriksen could not be contacted immediately to comment.
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The 20 -year -old shots suspect was shot and injured by the officers who responded on Thursday afternoon after he refused to comply with the commands, according to the head of police officer from Tallahassee, Lawrence Revell.
Police confirmed that his mother is a Sheriff’s deputy with the Sheriff’s Office of Leon County and that Live Ikner shot the victims using their mother service gun, which he had maintained for personal use after he has forced new weapons.
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Jessica Ikner was a long -standing member of the Youth Advisory Council of the Sheriff’s office, said the Sheriff of the County of Leon, Walt McNeil, during a press conference on Thursday.
The president of the University, Richard McCullough, issued a statement on Thursday X, calling the shooting “an act of tragic violence and sensors.”
Greg Norman of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.