"Assessing James Crumbley's Responsibility in Son's School Shooting"

Jurors are deliberating in the involuntary manslaughter trial of James Crumbley, accused of causing the deaths of four students murdered by his son in the 2021 Oxford High School mass shooting. Prosecutors argue that Crumbley was a negligent father who failed to secure the gun used in the shooting, while the defense maintains that he had no knowledge of his son's intentions. The case could set a precedent for parental responsibility in school shootings, with the prosecution emphasizing that simple measures could have prevented the tragedy, while the defense argues that Crumbley couldn't have foreseen his son's actions.