CHICAGO, ILLINOIS: Highland Park gunman Robert “Bobby” Crimo III reportedly posted pictures of a "teenage" sex doll in a private online forum. He also made racist and anti-Semitic remarks just days before the massacre, it has been revealed. 

Crimo posted on the forum 'Documenting Reality' under the moniker 'Awake47', New York Post reported. He documented his disturbing relationship with the sex doll he called "Sophie". Crimo posted a photo in June 2020 that shows the doll sitting in the front passenger’s seat of his Acura 30CL, with the seatbelt fastened. On the rear windshield of the car, is written “Pu–y Magnet”, with at least four teddy bears in the back seat. A Donald Trump bobblehead sits on the rear dash of the Acura.

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Another image that Crimo posted titled “Sophie Killed Herself”, portrays the doll hanging in his closet in a mock suicide. “I don’t understand why,” Crimo wrote on the post. He added with a frown, "Sophie July 1, 2020 – July 22, 2020.”

Crimo also made racist and anti-Semitic remarks in the days leading up to the shooting. “The math is all scewed (sic). The logistics of 6m jews doesn’t make sense but I’m just retarded,” he posted on June 25, just after midnight.

In another post, he wrote on June 28, "I say we just get rid of the blacks all together”. “(Asian people) should be gassed then washed," he wrote on July 2. In one post, Crimo wrote, "I see. ole sparky. If I remember right some states have reinstated gas chambers as a way to do. I like that.”

New York Post quoted Documenting Reality founder and site moderator Chris Wilson as saying in a statement, "This is not something we’ve ever had to deal with. He was a member of the site as well as other sites. I think what happened is horrendous and I am cooperating fully with law enforcement officials.”

Crimo engaged in other unnerving online activities, including posting video game clips showing his character shooting his opponents from rooftops. The scene displayed in the video game was eerily similar to the scene of the massacre that left seven people dead.

The Daily Mail obtained videos that show Crimo and other gamers playing the violent game called 'Call of Duty', laughing and directing each other. At one point, Crimo's avatar stands on top of a building and fires down on other players.

On July 4, Crimo, armed with a powerful rifle, opened fire from a rooftop at a Fourth of July parade in the Chicago suburb of Highland Park. Seven people eventually died as a result of the attack. Crimo has been charged with seven counts of first-degree murder for a “premeditated and calculated attack", prosecutors said. "He has been charged with seven murder counts, one for each of the victims he shot dead on Monday’s Fourth of July parade," Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart confirmed. If Crimo is convicted, the seven murder counts carry a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole.