Crumbley Parents Face 10-15 Years in Prison for Son's School Shooting

Prosecutors seek maximum sentences for James and Jennifer Crumbley, citing gross negligence and lack of remorse in the 2021 Oxford High School tragedy.

Prosecutors will request 10 to 15 years in prison for James and Jennifer Crumbley, convicted of involuntary manslaughter in their son's deadly school shooting.
James Crumbley's threatening jail calls against prosecutor revealed, showing a lack of remorse and blame shifting.
Both parents could have prevented the shooting with simple actions, say prosecutors, highlighting their failure to secure a firearm and ignoring their son's mental health needs.
James Crumbley seeks time served, while Jennifer Crumbley wishes to avoid prison altogether, proposing house arrest instead.
Their son, Ethan Crumbley, pleaded guilty to the shooting at Oxford High School and was sentenced to life in prison.