The father of Ethan Crumbley, who killed four students at Oxford High School in Michigan in 2021, said his son could tell his lawyers himself about his family and home environment.
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Mass shooter Ethan Crumbley asked his parents for help appealing his
life sentence, but they refused to disclose documents that he said would strengthen his case, according to court documents.
Crumbley, who was 15 when he opened fire at Oxford High School in Michigan, killing four classmates and injuring seven other people, asked an Oakland County circuit judge on May 10 for pre-sentencing investigation reports used in the involuntary manslaughter trials of Jennifer and James Crumbley that include information about their home and family life...
The records Ethan Crumbley requested would shed light on his upbringing and possible mental state while he was growing up, which could help his appeal, his lawyers said in the May 10 court filing.
But in a response filed on May 14, James Crumbley urged the judge to deny the motion, saying his son could inform his legal team himself about his early home life...