Historic Trial Examines Parental Responsibility in School Shooting

As Jennifer Crumbley faces charges for her son's 2021 attack, the case sparks debate over foreseeability and parental duty.

Jennifer Crumbley, mother of the Oxford High School shooter, stands trial for involuntary manslaughter, accused of neglect and enabling her son's 2021 shooting spree.
Prosecutors argue Crumbley ignored signs of her son's distress and failed to prevent access to the firearm used in the attack.
Defense claims the shooting was unforeseeable and criticizes the prosecution for cherry-picking evidence.
Closing arguments highlight the debate over parental responsibility and foreseeability in preventing school shootings.
Jury deliberations are set to begin, marking a historic case that could set precedents for parental accountability in school shootings.