Trial Begins for Father of Oxford School Shooter Charged with Involuntary Manslaughter

James Crumbley faces trial weeks after his wife's conviction, in a landmark case examining parental responsibility in school shootings.

Jury selection began for James Crumbley, father of Oxford High School shooter, charged with involuntary manslaughter.
Trial follows conviction of Jennifer Crumbley, his wife, on similar charges, highlighting a rare case of parents being held accountable.
James Crumbley accused of negligence in securing the firearm used by his son in the 2021 school shooting that killed four students.
Evidence includes Ethan Crumbley's texts and journal entries expressing distress and ignored requests for mental health treatment.
Both parents have been in jail since their arrest, unable to post a combined $1 million bond.