"Oxford Shooter's Father Threatens Prosecutor in Jailhouse Call"
The father of the Oxford High School shooter, James Crumbley, made threatening remarks against the prosecutor handling his case in a recorded jailhouse phone call, which has been made public. Both James and his wife were sentenced to 10-15 years in prison for their respective involuntary manslaughter convictions in connection with the Nov. 30, 2021, mass school shooting carried out by their son. The prosecutor stated that Crumbley views himself as a martyr and made repeated threats against her. The parents were found guilty of gross negligence that contributed to the shooting, and failed to intervene despite opportunities to prevent it.