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Military Service and Later Life

This timeline details Hahn's decision to join the military, his experiences in the service, and his later struggles with mental health and addiction.
Joining the Navy
Late 1990s
After graduating high school, Hahn joined the United States Navy. He served as a seaman, but his military career was relatively unremarkable.
Military Service
Early 2000s
Served active duty on the USS Enterprise (CVN-65). There is little to no public information about his service on board the ship or any personal connections that he made at that time.
Post-Military Struggles
After leaving the Navy, Hahn experienced increasing difficulties with substance abuse and mental health challenges. He reportedly struggled with depression and anxiety.
Arrest for Theft
2007
Hahn was arrested for stealing smoke detectors, reportedly to extract americium for experimentation. This incident highlighted his continued fascination with radioactive materials and his ongoing struggles with mental health.
Death
September 27, 2016
David Hahn died at the age of 39 in Shelby Township, Michigan. The cause of death was listed as accidental overdose due to a combination of alcohol, diphenhydramine (an antihistamine), and fentanyl.

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