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UnavailableDefense Attorney Bob Motta Breaks Down What To Expect From James Crumbley Trial
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Defense Attorney Bob Motta Breaks Down What To Expect From James Crumbley Trial

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Defense Attorney Bob Motta Breaks Down What To Expect From James Crumbley Trial

FromHidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

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14 minutes
Released:
Mar 13, 2024
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In a recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," defense attorney Bob Motta, host of "Defense Diaries," discusses the case of James Crumbley, facing trial for four counts of involuntary manslaughter related to his son Ethan Crumbley's school shooting at Oxford High School. Here are the main points from their conversation:





Differences Between Cases: Motta suggests James Crumbley's trial will present different evidence from that of his wife, Jennifer Crumbley's trial, due to James's distinct actions and negligence.

Parental Presence and Negligence: The defense may argue James's absence due to his job as an Uber driver and his mental health issues. However, Motta emphasizes that these factors do not absolve parental responsibilities.

Purchasing the Weapon: A key difference in James's case is his direct involvement in purchasing the firearm used in the shooting, unlike Jennifer, who was unaware until the gun was brought home.

Communication and Disregard: The prosecution will likely highlight text messages between James and Jennifer that reveal a disregard for Ethan's mental health, using phrases that minimize his struggles.

The Note: The discovery of a note Ethan wrote, expressing a cry for help on the day of the shooting, is seen as crucial evidence of parental neglect.

Impact of the Verdict: Motta discusses the broader implications of the Crumbley's' trials on parental accountability for their children's actions outside their presence, emphasizing the importance of parental involvement and awareness of warning signs.

Mental Health Awareness: The conversation touches on the need for parents to be educated on mental health issues, the importance of taking warning signs seriously, and the societal shift towards holding parents accountable for their children's actions.
This summary encapsulates the complex discussion on the responsibilities of parents in monitoring their children's behavior and the legal ramifications following tragic events like school shootings.

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Released:
Mar 13, 2024
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