"Second Parent Faces Trial in Michigan School Shooting After Wife's Conviction"

James Crumbley, the second parent in the Michigan school shooting case, is headed to trial for allegedly failing to prevent his son from carrying out the shooting. Prosecutors argue that his negligence contributed to the violence, as he purchased a gun with his son and failed to take steps to prevent the tragedy. The trial comes after his wife, Jennifer Crumbley, was convicted of the same charges. The parents' actions leading up to the shooting, including purchasing the gun and not disclosing it to the school, will be central to the case.