Heath Campbell

Isidore Heath Hitler (born 1973), formerly Isidore Heath Campbell, is a white nationalist Shippensburg, Pennsylvania resident who attracted national media attention in December 2008 after the Greenwich Township, Warren County New Jersey ShopRite refused to make a cake celebrating his son Adolf Hitler Campbell's third birthday. A Nazareth Pennsylvania Wal-Mart later baked and inscribed the cake. Campbell was featured in a documentary, Meet the Hitlers. He is also founder and leader of the pro-Nazi group Hitler's Order.

Rachel Maddow opined that it was ironic Wal-Mart would bake a cake reading "Happy birthday Adolf Hitler" but would not sell Dixie Chicks albums because of the profane lyrics. Deborah Campbell pointed out that the name "Adolf" is in the baby names book as "noble wolf". Forensic psychologist N.G. Berill claimed, "To strap a kid with that kind of name is incredibly abusive and short-sighted." Similar sentiments were expressed by one of the commentators on The David Pakman Show although it was noted that some religious fundamentalists also indoctrinate their children.

Campbell said, "This is America. They say it's free. You have a right to name your child what you want to name your child, no matter what. It shouldn't have a meaning to it. A name's a name." Campbell claims, "Nobody has a problem with my son's name, at all. At all. They know his full name. The kids, he plays soccer, he plays all that. And that, that's what I'm saying. Nobody bothers him." Deborah Campbell later announced an intention to rename her son Antonio Campbell.

Campbell has several Nazi-related tattoos and a toothbrush mustache.When he was younger he used to sport long brown hair, but as of now he keeps it in a short trimmed undercut hairstyle, typical of WW2-era Germany. The swastika tattoo on his neck was criticized in The Young Turks as poorly drawn by the tattoo artist. However, the show concluded by a 2–1 vote that Campbell's children should be returned to him, with Cenk Uygur arguing, "You should be allowed to be a Nazi, neo-Nazi, any kind of thing, according to the First Amendment. Now if we say, 'Hey, you're allowed to do that, but we're gonna take your kids away,' I would argue that that's a very interesting First Amendment case, at the very least." When questioned about his tattoos, Campbell pointed out that he also has a yin yang tattoo and that the Nazis were not the only ones to use swastikas as a symbol.

Campbell began wearing a Nazi uniform in June 2012, when he founded the Hitler's Order. Campbell's landlord described the family as clean and non-destructive.

According to a Gothamist article, Hitler has had nine children with five women. One of his wives was Cathy Bowlby, who claimed Campbell beat her repeatedly and wanted to name his first-born son Lucifer until she convinced him to name him Heath.

His third wife was Deborah Campbell (birth name Deborah Lynn McCollum). According to a birth certificate, Adolf Hitler Campbell was born to them at 6:20 am on December 14, 2005 at Raritan TWP. Their other children are JoyceLynn Aryan Nation, Honszlynn Hinler Jeanne, and Heinrich Hons. The latter was taken from them hours after being born.

He also had a child, Eva Lynn Patricia Braun, with girlfriend Bethanie Rose Zito (sometimes known as Bethanie White), who later became his fiancee when she was 22. Campbell and Zito both went to a custody hearing wearing Nazi regalia.

Based on anonymous reports of violence, all of his children have been taken away by New Jersey's Division of Youth and Family Services and put in foster care. However, he has said that he will continue having kids as long as the government keeps taking them away. According to a lehighvalleylive article:

Zito, Deborah Campbell and Heath Campbell share a home in Holland Township, said Heath Campbell, who made international headlines in 2008 upon revelations that he named his children after Nazi figures.

Heath Campbell said he is not divorced from Deborah Campbell and lives with her and his girlfriend.

"They're like sisters," he said today. "They fight. Make up. Fight. Make up. That's how things go. It's a family thing." . . . .

Heath Campbell said he was not involved in Monday's dispute and didn't know what it was about.

"They both got in a spat. They were arguing. I left the house," he said. "Deborah went her own way."

As of June 2012, Campbell and Deborah were separated. An ABC News article says:

A neighbor turned over a handwritten note signed by Deborah Campbell, who dropped out of the 10th grade, that accused her husband of trying to kill her and expressed fear for her children's safety. The note, replete with spelling errors, said, "Hes thrend to have me killed or kill me himself hes alread tried it a few times. Im scare to leave b/c I will be killed. Im afread that he might hurt my children if they are keeped in his care... He's already stabed me with a screwdriver in the hand... He teaches my son how to kill someone at the age of 3."

Asked about the letter during court custody proceedings, Deborah Campbell admitted that she wrote it but testified it was all a lie. She described her husband as "a perfect guy."

According to that article, "One of his ex-wives has a restraining order against him and has 'moved to an Air Force base with family in Florida to be away and safe from him,' court papers said."

Hitler disputes the media accounts, calling them fake news and saying that he actually only has four children that the state knows about. He claims that Cathy Bowlby's children are not his, and nor is Eva Lynn Patricia Brown. He says that all his children, that the state knows about, were by Deborah. Hitler claims that the allegations of domestic abuse against him were fabricated by women who wanted revenge after he left them because of their being unfaithful to him.

At a June 3, 2013 court hearing, Campbell showed up in a Nazi uniform and said, "If they're good judges and they're good people, they'll look within, not what's on the outside."

Campbell was arrested circa March 11, 2016 in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania (where he had gone to get a tattoo). He was ordered held in lieu of $10,000 cash bond. He pleaded guilty in Superior Court to obstruction of justice and resisting arrest. He was sentenced to 180 days in jail and two years of probation. The charges stemmed from a report of domestic violence by Zito which she later recanted.

Specifically, Zito said her injuries weren't inflicted by Campbell as she originally claimed. Rather, she said, he left after an argument and she was mad at him so she went to work in a shed. While in there she was throwing things around, and a shelf held up by a few nails fell on her, cutting her face, Zito said. She said this was in retaliation for his leaving her for another woman. Another account Zito gave was that she collided with Deborah: "Technically, when she hit me, it was my fault. I'm the one who slipped downstairs into her elbow. We were both on the stairs."

Prosecutors proceeded without Zito's cooperation and charged him with aggravated assault. He was extradited to New Jersey after having been on the list of most-wanted fugitives. Although earlier news stories said that Campbell could not read, in August 2016, Campbell claimed to have written Mein Kampf III and IV while in jail and announced an intention to publish the new volumes after he finished working on them.

In February 2017, on Valentine's Day, Campbell filed to high court to legally change his name to Adolf Hitler. The hearing is scheduled for March 24.