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The suspect, Dylan Butler, a student at the school, took his own life four minutes and 21 seconds after he initially opened fire in the school cafeteria on Jan. 4.

Seventeen-year-old Dylan Butler, a student at Perry High School, went to class with a pump action shotgun, revolver, knife and an improvised explosive device (IED) on Jan. 4.

Dylan Butler acted alone the morning of Jan. 4, 2024, when he shot and killed two people — Principal Dan Marburger and 11-year-old Ahmir Jolliff — and injured six others inside a Perry school.

In Friday morning's news conference, Iowa Department of Public Safety Commissioner Stephan Bayens detailed where 17-year-old Dylan Butler obtained the weapons used in the Jan. 4 school shooting.

A summarized version of findings from the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation that Ritchie released Thursday said 17-year-old Dylan Butler acted alone in the school shooting, "driven by a ...