Highland Park Shooter's Defense Seeks to Suppress Key Interrogation Statements
Robert Crimo III, who skipped another hearing, is accused of killing seven people at a July 4, 2022, parade.
- Crimo's attorneys argue that he was misled about the presence of a family-hired lawyer during his police interrogation.
- The defense filed a motion to exclude parts of Crimo's recorded statements, claiming his rights were violated.
- Judge Victoria Rossetti will consider the motion and other pretrial motions at a hearing on November 14.
- Crimo has missed two consecutive court hearings, but his absence will not delay the upcoming murder trial.
- The trial, set for February 25, 2025, involves over 100 felony counts related to the mass shooting that also injured dozens.