Father of Michigan Teen Who Killed Four in School Shooting Faces Manslaughter Trial After ‘Negligent’ Wife’s Conviction

James Crumbley faces the same charges that his wife, Jennifer Crumbley, was convicted of earlier this month when she became the first parent to be criminally convicted for her child’s mass shooting.

Daniel Mears/Detroit News via AP
Jennifer Crumbley exits the courtroom after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter on all counts at Oakland County Circuit Court, Pontiac, Michigan, February 6, 2024. Daniel Mears/Detroit News via AP

After the heavily publicized conviction of the mother of a teenager who killed four students and injured seven more people in a November 2021 school shooting, the shooter’s father will go on trial on March 5. 

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