"Oxford School Shooting: Father's Counseling Session Hours Before Attack Revealed"

During a meeting with school employees hours before the mass shooting at a Michigan high school, James Crumbley told his son there were "people you can talk to," according to a school counselor's testimony in the father's manslaughter trial. The trial, which could head to the jury by Wednesday, focuses on whether James is responsible for the shooting that killed four students and wounded several others. Prosecutors argue that the parents are responsible for the deaths because they got him a gun and disregarded signs of his mental health issues. The defense pleads ignorance, stating that James did not know his son had gained access to the weapon and did not believe there was an imminent threat of danger.