Father of Michigan school shooter also convicted of manslaughter

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A Michigan jury on Thursday (March 14) convicted the father of a teenager who fatally shot four classmates at the Oxford High School of manslaughter after prosecutors argued he bore responsibility because he and his wife gave their son a gun and ignored warning signs of violence.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00 Count 1, involuntary manslaughter as to Madison Baldwin,

00:04 guilty of involuntary manslaughter as to Madison Baldwin.

00:09 Count 2, involuntary manslaughter as to Tate Muir,

00:15 guilty of involuntary manslaughter as to Tate Muir.

00:19 Contractor James Crumbly was found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter charges,

00:24 stemming from the fatal shooting of Oxford High School in Michigan three years ago.

00:29 His wife Jennifer Crumbly was also convicted of similar charges last month.

00:34 Jurors found both of them guilty, agreeing with the prosecutors that they played a part in the

00:39 shooting where their son Ethan Crumbly killed four students and wounded seven others at the school

00:45 on November 30th in 2021. They argued that the couple bore responsibility as they gave their son

00:52 a gun and ignored warning signs of violence. Ethan pleaded guilty in 2022 to first-degree murder

00:59 charges, and he was sentenced to life in prison without parole in December last year.

01:04 Both James and Jennifer Crumbly will be sentenced on April 9th.

01:08 They are the first parents in the United States to be charged with manslaughter in a child school shooting.

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