"Michigan School Shooter's Mother on Trial: Testing Responsibility for Mass Shooting"

The parents of Ethan Crumbley, the teenager who carried out a mass shooting at his high school in Michigan, are facing manslaughter charges for their alleged roles in the incident, which left four students dead and seven others wounded. Prosecutors argue that the parents disregarded warning signs and provided their son with a gun despite his mental health struggles. The trials will test the limits of parental responsibility in mass shootings, with the defense arguing that the charges have no legal justification. The outcome of these trials could set a new precedent for holding parents responsible for their children's actions in cases of severe negligence.