"James Crumbley's Threats and Frantic 911 Call: Day 2 of Trial"

The involuntary manslaughter trial of James Crumbley, the father of the Michigan school shooter, began with the prosecution presenting a frantic 911 call where he reported a missing gun and expressed concern that his son might be involved. Prosecutors allege that his gross negligence contributed to the tragedy at Oxford High School, where four students were killed and seven others were wounded. The defense argues that James Crumbley was unaware of his son's access to the firearm and did not suspect him to be a danger. The trial also revealed allegations that the Crumbleys ignored their son's mental distress.