Parents of Michigan school shooter again ask for lower bond to get out of jail

DETROIT — The parents of the teen who pleaded guilty to the deadly Oxford High School shooting spree last year have again requested that their bond amounts be lowered so they can get released from jail on bond while they await trial next year in their involuntary manslaughter case. Attorneys for James and Jennifer Crumbley continue to argue that their clients aren't a flight risk, a conclusion that Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Cheryl Matthews has disagreed with. The filing came as the Michigan Supreme Court in November sent the involuntary manslaughter case back to the Michigan Court of ...