Prosecutor: Oxford shooter’s parents entitled to separate trials, but will come at a cost
Prosecutors on Monday told an Oakland County court that they support requests made by the Oxford shooter’s parents to have separate trials for their involuntary manslaughter charges -- but they also said separate trials will come at a cost.
Parents of murdered Oxford students confront superintendent over new investigation report
Parents of students who were shot and killed in the Oxford High School shooting are still frustrated with the lack of information they feel they’re getting from the school district, even after an independent report was published.
Oxford shooter’s sentencing scheduled for December with Miller hearing finished
An Oakland County judge on Friday set a tentative December sentencing date for the Oxford High School shooter after his mandatory Miller hearing came to a close. But the judge will announce his decision from the Miller hearing much sooner.
Sentencing for Oxford shooter put on ice with Miller hearing not yet finished
The third day of a pre-sentencing hearing for the Oxford High School shooter wrapped up Tuesday following three sessions filled with troubling testimony meant to help the judge decide whether or not parole will be an option.
Oxford shooter’s Miller hearing wraps for day, but isn’t over: What to know so far
The third day of a pre-sentencing hearing for the Oxford High School shooter wrapped up Tuesday following three sessions filled with troubling testimony meant to help the judge decide whether or not parole will be an option.
Here’s where things stand as prosecutors push for life sentence without parole for Oxford shooter
The prosecution and defense on Friday continued to argue for and against a life prison sentence without parole, respectively, for the Oxford high school shooter on day two of his mandatory Miller hearing.
Judge denies Oxford shooter’s request to dismiss life without parole condition, wear street clothes
A judge has denied the Oxford High School shooter’s request to have the “life without parole” condition of his possible sentence dismissed, as well as his request to wear street clothes instead of a jail jumpsuit to an upcoming hearing.
Oxford school shooter wants to dismiss life without parole condition, wear street clothes to hearing
The Oxford High School shooter has asked to have the “life without parole” condition of his possible sentence dismissed, and he’s also requesting to wear street clothes instead of a jail jumpsuit to an upcoming hearing.
Prosecutors expose new Facebook messages, other evidence in case against Oxford shooter’s parents
Oakland County prosecutors exposed new evidence against the parents of the Oxford High School shooter this week, including Facebook messages, interview recordings, and a piece of information about the gun receipt.
Parents react to report on Oxford Community Schools’ new safety, security measures
Oxford schools have implemented several new security measures since the shooting that claimed the lives of four students in 2021, and now, an outside consulting firm is evaluating the safety policies and presenting their findings.
Report details how Oxford schools’ security could be improved
The long-awaited report detailing security measures at Oxford schools has been released. The 179-page report comes almost a year and a half after the deadly mass shooting. And it is only part one of two by independent investigator Guidepost Solutions.
Here’s the text message timeline between Oxford shooter, his parents, friend leading up to shooting
In its decision to uphold a ruling that sends the parents of the Oxford High School shooter to trial on involuntary manslaughter charges, the Michigan Court of Appeals laid out specific details that give more insight into events that preceded the shooting.
Michigan Supreme Court postpones trial for Crumbley parents in Oxford school shooting case
The Michigan Supreme Court on Tuesday postponed the January trial for the parents of the teenager who killed four students at his high school, a victory for defense lawyers who argue that involuntary manslaughter charges don’t fit.
‘Who works for who?’: Ex-Oxford School board members speak on prevention policies, 3rd party review
A couple of ex-Oxford Community School board members gathered on Monday afternoon to speak about the prevention policies and third-party review involved with the investigation of the Oxford High School shooting.