James Crumbley's Trial Begins with Revelations of Jailhouse Threats and Negligence Charges

The trial of James Crumbley, father of the Oxford High shooter, opened with prosecutors highlighting his negligence and the discovery of threats he made from jail.

James Crumbley's trial for his alleged role in the 2021 Oxford High School shooting began with testimony revealing he made threats over jailhouse phone.
Prosecutors aim to prove Crumbley's negligence contributed to the tragedy, highlighting his failure to secure a gun bought for his son.
The jury was informed about a disturbing drawing by Ethan Crumbley, featuring a gun and a plea for help, which his parents failed to act upon.
James Crumbley made a frantic 911 call about a missing gun after the shooting, suggesting he suspected his son's involvement.
Defense argues James Crumbley was unaware of his son's access to the gun and his potential danger, seeking his acquittal.