judge in vernissage shooting case already

His lawyers tried earlier this month to get the teenager moved out of jail and into a juvenile facility, arguing he had never been in trouble before and that the shooting was an 'isolated incident.' The judge, however, denied the request and concluded that Ethan Crumbley belongs in an adult jail pending the outcome of his case.

Ethan Crumbley is now facing first-degree murder and terrorism charges.īond was denied to Ethan Crumbley. According to prosecutors, four days before the shooting, the Crumbleys bought Ethan the gun that was used in the massacre. 30 shooting left four students dead and seven other people injured, including a teacher. 'They did not know Ethan was a threat to anyone and they certainly did not anticipate or cause the tragedy that unfolded at Oxford High School.' Crumbley was texting her son to tell him not to kill himself,' the defense states in the filing, later adding: Crumbley had determined the gun was missing and had notified authorities, and Mrs. The distinction defense lawyers argue in the filing could be important if the prosecution plans to use the text as evidence Jennifer Crumbley knew her son was dangerous. The filing in Rochester Hills District Court then cited the mom's 'Don't do it' text to Ethan Crumbley that has made international headlines. MHSAA to sell Oxford Strong T-shirts in state-wide initiative to raise funds for victims

Perhaps most notable is that defense attorneys expressed for the first time how the Crumbleys felt following the shooting, and why the attorneys believe the prosecution will not be able to prove its case, specifically, prove that the Crumbleys knew their son would shoot up his school with a gun they had bought him as an early Christmas present. But defense lawyers have asked a judge to reduce each to $100,000 cash, arguing the couple pose no danger to the public and have long ties to the community. The couple are being held on $500,000 cash bonds each. This detail was disclosed Wednesday in a document seeking a lower bond for Jennifer and James Crumbley, the parents of the shooting suspect, who are facing involuntary manslaughter charges in a novel case that seeks to hold parents responsible, in part, for a school shooting. When Jennifer Crumbley texted her son 'Don't do it' on the day of the deadly Oxford High School shooting, she was reaching out to tell him not to kill himself, according to a new court filing.

Judge in vernissage shooting case already