Ethan Crumbley’s mom Jennifer said she’s a ‘good f**king American’ & ‘law-abiding citizen’ before ‘fleeing charges’

ETHAN Crumbley's mom Jennifer once described herself as a "good f**king American" and "law-abiding citizen" in a bizarre letter to former president Donald Trump before her son allegedly shot dead four classmates.

US Marshals are currently looking for both Jennifer and husband James after a Michigan prosecutor filed four counts of involuntary manslaughter charges against each of them on Friday.

Ethan, 15, has been charged as an adult with four counts of first-degree murder, terrorism and assault after allegedly opening fire at his high school in Oxford, , on Tuesday.

Jennifer, 43, uploaded the letter to her blog in November 2016, pleading with the former president to "end Common Core" and revealing her son "struggles" at school.

The letter is signed: from a "hard-working Middle-Class Law Abiding Citizen who is sick of getting f**ked in the a** and would rather be grabbed by the p**sy."

Her husband James later shared the post to Facebook, writing: "My wife can be spot on. Sometimes."

In the lengthy letter, Jennifer bemoaned Obamacare's allegedly doubling of her family's insurance premiums, writing that the Crumbleys were "good f**king Americans that cannot get ahead.

"And what makes me sick, is people that come over here from other countries and get free everything," she added.

Jennifer also asked Trump to "stop common core," which is a set of educational standards for teaching and testing English and math between kindergarten and 12th grade.

"You see Mr. Trump, I need you to stop common core. My son struggles daily, and my teachers tell me they hate teaching it but the [sic] HAVE to. Their pay depends on these stupid f**king test scores. 

"I have to pay for a Tutor, why? Because I can’t figure out 4th-grade math. I used to be good at math. I can’t afford a Tutor, in fact I sacrifice car insurance to make sure my son gets a good education and hopefully succeeds in life."

THE LETTER

In her note, Jennifer insisted she was "scared s**tless" to vote for Trump in 2016, identifying herself as a supporter of the LGBTQ community and a feminist.

"I value womens rights [sic] and want to be alive when I see the first woman become President," she wrote. "But as an American Woman, with a 10-year-old child I could not have that first woman be Hillary."

She continued: "Mr. Trump, I actually love that you are a bad public speaker because that showed sincerity, and humility. You changed your mind, and you said 'so what'.

"You made the famous 'grab them in the p**sy” comment, did it offend me? No. I say things all the time that people take the wrong way, do I mean them, not always. Do I agree that you should have shown your tax returns? No. I don’t care what you do or maybe don’t pay in taxes."

Jennifer went on to tell the then-president-in-waiting that she hoped he would "really uncover the politicians for what I believe they really are,” and that he might “shut down Big Pharma, make health care affordable for me and my MIDDLE CLASS family again.”

'NOT A RACIST'

Jennifer also revealed that she was a supporter of Trump's border wall proposal, but countered that she was "not racist" because her grandfather "came straight off the boat in Italy."

"If you want to be here, work here, live here damnit [sic], f**king earn it and prove it," she added.

"As a female and a Realtor, thank you for allowing my right to bear arms," the letter continued. "Allowing me to be protected if I show a home to someone with bad intentions. Thank you for respecting that Amendment."

Jennifer also complained about "illegal immigrant parents" and their kids from a school where her parents taught.

"Most of their parents are locked up. They don’t care about learning and threaten to kill my mom for caring about their grades," she wrote.

"Do you realize Mr. Trump that they get free tutors, free tablets from our Government so they can succeed? Why cant my son get those things, do we as hard-working Americans not deserve that too?"

She continued: "Mr. Trump, this is why I voted for you. I see the change that we so desperately need. I see jobs coming back, people having to work for their handouts, money going to who really deserve it. 

"I believe YOU are the President who will make these things happen. I have NEVER had this much belief in one person, and you are it."

SCHOOL MASSACRE

More than five years after writing the letter, Jennifer and James Crumbley appeared virtually in court on Wednesday as their son was charged following the shooting rampage at Oxford High School.

No information about a possible motive has yet been released by investigators, however, speculation has been rife that Crumbley was bullied in school.

Crumbley and his parents quickly invoked their right to remain silent and retained a lawyer after the shooting.