"Officials: James Crumbley's Threats from Jail During Manslaughter Trial"
James Crumbley, facing involuntary manslaughter charges for his son's mass shooting at Oxford High School, had his communication privileges revoked at the Oakland County Jail due to threatening statements made on the phone and in electronic messages. The Sheriff's Office did not disclose whom he threatened, and prosecutors alluded vaguely to the issue in court. Crumbley's access to phone and electronic messaging is now limited to communication with his lawyer, as his jury trial continues.