Jennifer Crumbly, the mother of the Michigan mass shooter, took the stand today in her trial for involuntary manslaughter. The prosecution cross-examined her about her family dynamics and her actions following her arrest. The tone was informative as the facts of the case were presented.
During the cross-examination, it was revealed that Jennifer's first priority, upon being arrested, was her animals and the cash recovered from the art studio. She expressed concern about a GoFundMe for her horses and inquired about the calorie count of a bologna sandwich with white bread. The prosecution argued that these conversations showed a lack of concern for her son who committed the horrific crimes.
