The trial of James Crumbly, a father whose son was convicted in a deadly Michigan school shooting, has adjourned for the weekend. Crumbly faces manslaughter charges for allegedly buying the murder weapon for his son just days before the attack and failing to secure it despite signs of his son's mental health struggles. Crumbly's wife has also been convicted of similar charges in connection to the tragic incident.
During the trial, a detective who interviewed Crumbly provided crucial testimony. The detective revealed that Crumbly had acknowledged owning a handgun during the interview. Crumbly mentioned that the handgun was hidden in an armoire in a case, and later stated that the bullets were concealed in a different location under jeans.
