Ethan Crumbley will be formally sentenced in Oakland County court on December 8.
A teenager who killed four students at Oxford High School in Michigan is eligible for life in prison with no chance for parole, a judge has ruled.
The 17-year-old will be formally sentenced in Oakland County court on December 8, a day when survivors and families can tell the judge about how the shooting affected their lives. Buck and Sheri Myre, parents of Tate Myre, listen to evidence as their son’s killer, Ethan Crumbley appears in court His lawyers argued that he was in a devastating spiral by autumn 2021 after being deeply neglected by his parents, who bought a gun and took him to a shooting range to try it. A psychologist, Colin King, described him as a “feral child”.
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