"Michigan School Shooter's Father Threatened Prosecutor in Jail Calls, Faces Manslaughter Conviction"

The father of the Oxford High School shooter, James Crumbley, allegedly made threatening statements in jailhouse phone calls, expressing a desire to ruin the prosecutor in the case against him. He was found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting carried out by his son. Crumbley's defense attorney declined to comment on the nature of his conversations, and the prosecutor chose not to elaborate on the threats. The parents, James and Jennifer Crumbley, are the first in America to be charged for a school shooting committed by their child and are scheduled to be sentenced on April 9.