A man named Jonathan Lee Burgsteiner had deleted his Twitter account after receiving backlash for posting an image supposedly of Burgsteiner’s kids.

The picture is a three-part Halloween costume featuring three children.

The first kid is wearing a MAGA hat and is supposed to be Donald Trump. The other two kids, who are in fake chains being led by the Trump, are supposed to be Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, presumably being taken to jail. The child dressed up as Barack Obama is painted in blackface.

It also appears that the Trump child is throwing up the “OK” hand gesture that the Anti-Defamation League has labeled a white supremacy symbol, and which has been seen being made by various White House officials:

No, racism is not going to disappear with older generations. Racism is alive and well and being actively passed down. pic.twitter.com/ykEVflw96U

— Frederick Joseph (@FredTJoseph) November 1, 2019

The picture was found to be associated with a Twitter account belonging to someone with the handle @JonathanTalking. A screenshot seems to show him posting the picture and tagging Donald Trump, the White House Press Secretary, Sean Hannity and others close to the president:

While many Trump supporters are known to be depraved racists who teach their kids to hate, a news item that seems to identify Burgsteiner as @JonathanTalking paints an even grimmer picture than you’d think.

Hey, do you remember Dalinette Trinidad Del Valle? You hit and killed her with your car a few years ago, then fled the scene. Got charged with a felony.

This post makes me wonder if it was really an accidental hit and run or if it was racially motivated.https://t.co/uj984x58Eb pic.twitter.com/3bRMMS1AKK

— i bless the rains down in castamere (@Chinchillazllla) November 1, 2019

Twitter user @Chinchillazllla posted a response to a @JonathanTalking tweet, asking him if he remembered a woman named Dalinette Trinidad Del Valle, sharing an article from 2016 about Del Valle’s death. According to the article by the Hickory Record, Del Valle was killed in a hit-and-run by Burgsteiner in 2016 in the town of Hickory Falls, NC. He was turned in by his in-laws, who he had borrowed the car from. When he returned with it damaged, he told them he had hit a deer, but something about their son-in-law’s story wasn’t right. They reported him to the sheriff’s office, and he was taken into custody.

Since the article was posted, @JonathanTalking’s profile on Twitter has disappeared. It’s unclear if Burgsteiner ever served time for Del Valle’s death, but if he the one responsible for these kid’s costumes, he has been out and free for at least one Halloween since. This story is a dark reminder that people who carry this much hate around with them are capable of a lot worse than offensive costumes.

Twitter was sickened:

In case you can't read the labels, one is Obama, and the other is Hilary. Please make sure you note the full-body blackface. pic.twitter.com/HpUxFQxeD0

— @alt_joe.lindsey (@Alt_JoeLindsey) November 1, 2019

The man who tweeted this picture of his kids dressed up as Trump with Obama (in blackface) and Hillary in chains is the same man who hit and killed a 21 year old woman and repeatedly lied about it to police. His in laws turned him in. He has since deleted his Twitter account. pic.twitter.com/OsAiyEPgWQ

— 🏈🐘ℝ𝕠𝕝𝕝 𝕋𝕚𝕕𝕖 𝕂𝕣𝕪𝕤𝕥𝕚🎄🎁🎅🏳️‍🌈 (@TheRuntSquad) November 1, 2019

Imagine encouraging your children to dress up like this for Halloween.The child in the middle has on black face and the notes pinned to them say Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.The little kid in the MAGA hat is making the symbol for “White Power".#NewMonth #racism #Halloween19 pic.twitter.com/nL4iuA7jdF

— Blacks Pride (🛑🚫✋ Racism) (@Blacks_Pride) November 1, 2019

Actual Halloween photo from MAGA dad. Let's break this down. The blackface kid is Obama. Girl is Hillary. The youngest is doing the okay sign as a dog whistle to white supremacy. Don't ever fucking pull that false equivalence of both sides are equally bad ever again. pic.twitter.com/vdBPxfIT5v

— Sam Yang (@StuffFromSam) November 1, 2019