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James Crumbley said in the 911 call: ‘I think my son took the gun.’ He is on trial for involuntary manslaughter.
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A judge has barred some text messages as evidence in the trial of a Michigan school shooter's father. The ruling came before opening statements in a suburban Detroit court.
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James Crumbley, 47, is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each teenager killed by Ethan Crumbley at Oxford High School in 2021.
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The case could follow a precedent just set by the conviction of the shooter’s mother on the same involuntary manslaughter charges
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A lawyer for James Crumbley said Wednesday that he can’t get a fair trial because of widespread publicity and his wife’s recent conviction
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James Crumbley is charged with involuntary manslaughter. A jury found the shooter’s mother, Jennifer Crumbley, guilty of identical charges last week
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The verdict against Jennifer Crumbley was returned Tuesday. Prosecutors said Crumbley was grossly negligent.
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The jury seems curious why he wasn't called as a prosecution witness. A judge told the jury to consider only what was presented at trial
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The deliberations beginning Monday could send Jennifer Crumbley to prison if she is convicted of contributing to the deaths of four students in 2021
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Prosecutor Marc Keast reminded her that she could have taken Ethan Crumbley home from school when a teacher discovered a violent drawing. He stayed and shot up the school