Closing arguments are currently underway in the trial of Jennifer Crumbly, the mother of the Oxford High School shooter, who now faces four counts of involuntary manslaughter. The defense has taken the floor, presenting their case in an energetic and impassioned manner.
Shannon Smith, Crumbly's defense attorney, began her closing arguments by acknowledging that real life is messy and complicated. She emphasized that her client took the stand and admitted to the complexities of her life, highlighting the various challenges Crumbly faced. Smith posed the question of whether a parent can be held responsible for every action of their child.
